Intro To Shading Nodes in Blender 2.90!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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In this video I will walk through the basics of what I do every day when I am shading in Blender 2.90
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Thank you for thats formation I realy like it and understand everything,please continue
Will a 2070 GPU with R7 2700x Cpu and 64gb Ram be Enough for Blender 2.9 for 3 to 4 yrs More??
Please make more node tutorials
pls, tell the minimum requirements in pc ?\
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Don't worry We all love hearing your voice and watching your amazing tutorials!
9:18 Holy, mindblowing node trick
nose* lol
It is true that I know how individual nodes work (in Blender I have been doing since January this year), but it's nice to watch some tutorial from nodes again, thanks Ducky :D
this is the kind of video that I will watch several times while working on Blender
Just love these tutorials!!! You always learn hell of a lot
Hey Ducky 3D, to connect nodes you can use alt+right click (hold) and that snaps the output to what blender thinks is best input, but to make it according your choice, you can use alt+shift+right click (hold) that will come up with a menu and you can choose the one you need (to connect the nodes you need to hold right click and drag to another node. it will tell you the actoin is possible by giving a blue or red highlight on the outside). To cut off connections you can hold ctrl (command on mac) and drag. To switch a texture instead of deleting it and then adding a new one you can use shift+s to switch it(this is all included in the node wrangler, shift+w)
Great video for beginners!
Thanks!
You took ur time to write all that!
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THIS is very timely. I'm just starting to get a feel for nodes shading, and this is a great template. Can get a lot of legit "looks" out of this combo. Fits the 80/20 reality. Ducks is the boss man.
Finally ! I have been waiting for this for sooo long
Need more tutorials like this..
Not the hero we wanted, but the one we needed. This really helped me a lot, so thank you so much dude
I always learn so much from you. Mahalo for all the hard work on these tutorials.
This is tutorial confirms why your channel is my favorite! Thanks for sharing your knowledge man.
Best node tutorial I've seen by far.
Love your tutorials, however I have one suggestion, a pet peeve of mine that I see in so many tutorials all over youtube. When you say hit [insert hotkey shortcut] don't just say the shortcut, also please mention what the hotkey is for and where we can manually find it just in case we forget the hotkey. This way people know exactly what they're doing and don't get lost. We know that hotkey "s" is for the scale tool, but what exactly is "ctrl + T" a hotkey for? See what I mean? For example when you say "hit Ctrl + T" we can see two nodes popped up, but for someone learning we want to actually know what exactly Ctrl + T is mapped to, not just what it does. It leaves people lost and confused. We can remember shortcuts better when we actually understand what it's mapped to (if that makes sense). Other than that keep making these tutorials, they're super helpful.
Finally something which I needed
Ducky 3d is a great channel I have learned blender,thank you very much for your help.
Thank you for that tutorial, I found this video very useful! I greatly appreciate the lengths you go to in these tutorials. 📣Awesome job!👊😎👍
Incredible job! Your tutorials are helpful to anybody no matter what level they're at.
This is always what I wanted to see from your prospective, thank you @ducky3d
Brilliant! Loved it, the possibilities are literally endless and you don't even need an image texture...100% procedural!🙌
This is tremendously helpful. This clears up some major mistakes I was making with getting more predictable results when working towards a look that I want for something.
Thank you! :)
Best and most interesting tutorial ever watched that is blender related. Im subscribing.
That youtube quality when views are 2 and likes are 10
Thank you so much i learn a lot from this tutorial about shading nodes and it is actually very fun to play around with
thanks for this lovely tutorials
What i learnd from online tutorials has helped me a lot to make two simple animations for my UA-cam channel. I'll keep rocking create others.
I love to use blender because I always watch your video
Fantastic nathen 😎
You're a good teacher man
Ducky 3D... another great compilation of information... cool vid
First I love u so much
Last
Thanks! i've been waiting for a long time for this.
BOOM Super shading playlist!!! THANK YOU
this is what i was looking for in your channel
thanks man!!!!
Thanks for this Ducky! Very helpful!
All the videos are really helpful.
Thank you so much for sharing.
so, ive seen this a few times now, what does putting the texture between the mapping and object coordinate node actually do? does it make a different to mix it before vs mixing it after?
Ok, this is a bit hard to explain but I'll try my best to give you some sense of what it's doing. As he says in the video, the input value going into the coordinate node is called the vector line. The purpose of this input is to tell the texture node how to wrap around the 3d object. By default, this map is comprised of simple linear gradients that evenly project the texture onto the object. But when you mix in another texture you disrupt those simple gradients, therefore warping the texture. If you were to instead just blend the textures together afterwards neither of them would be warped, you'd just be combining the values somehow. I hope this helped. There's a lot more to this, but it's all based on some relatively basic math that can be super useful once you wrap your head around it. I left the math out because it would just make my explanation more confusing and lengthy without giving you much practical information.
MaxGrey369 thanks! That actually makes a ton of sense!
@@PolyRidge Glad I could help! If you have any other questions feel free to ask, I have a lot of experience with nodes and I might be able to help you understand something better
Love you Tutorials !
This was very helpful, did not know about object data. Thanks!
You are my inspiration to stay in blender ❤️
Well-explained!
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again.... this man is the Bob Ross of Blender
Now he just needs teh Haircut :p
so glad i have an amd card and can't actually use blender without crashing my whole pc every time i render or preview materials in viewport :)
I remember the old days, 3 months ago, when cycles and eevee actually worked with my build but now i press render and wait for my pc to crash. Months of scouring forums and submitting logs and still cycles/eevee doesn't work and the resounding conclusion is "that's just amd for you" :) worst part is literally nothing changed! one day cycles just stopped working with my card and since then my 3d dreams have been crushed. I've rolled back drivers, clean installed my current drivers, tried old versions of blender, nothing works. it's as if someone came into my house in the night and swapped my rx5700 for a piece of toast. if anyone knows what i can do aside from throwing my gpu in the garbage, let me know :)
@DoctorRyan Studios thanks for the suggestions, sadly no version i've tried this month (2.78, 2.79, 2.8, 2.83, 2.9, 2.91 to name a few) have made a difference. I'm using an rx 5700. Prorender works every time for full renders and almost all of the time in the viewport, just not cycles or eevee. Not really a fan of prorender so i guess im gonna save up for a new card lol
Thanks my bro from uk
amazing tutorial
Thanks man I enjoyed watching this!
Thanks
Experienced node user here, great video!
If anyone has questions about how something works or how to make a specific effect feel free to reply to this comment and ask, I'd be happy to try and help out :)
Finally.....FINALLY😌
Thanks a lot bro This ❤tutorial is very helpfull
It's a great tutorial, again. Greetings from Vienna!
make more videos of node textures tutorials
This is a nice video
BTW do you respond on comments?
That's really cool man.
👍👍👍
This tutorial will help me a lot thank you
Thank you. I needed this
I am only 10 years old child I can't join on patreon please brother do the tutorial of this
I understand ur problem but it is a paid tutorial he stil needs to make money
But I don't have money
@@jobinjstephen6621 Learn Code Sell Libraries.....that's how I started....being from a 3rd World Super Fast developing Country😁
love ur tutorial as usual cheers
Love ur videos
very useful tutorial thanks man
yayyyy another great video! :)
This is so dope! Thank you for sharing
wow this knowledge is priceless
Was a HDRI used in this scene? Just wondering where the reflection came from
No it was 3 area lights
Ducky 3D genuinly looked like a forest was in the scene haha
Oh that was the look dev, that was a built in hdri with blender
Ducky 3D ohhhhhh thanks for explaining Nathan!😃😃
This is so badass. Thanks! :)
Hi Ducky 3D... The materials node explained is excellent. But, how it is related to 2.90? I mean we can do this in 2.83 also. Right?
It’s titled that because the video was recorded in 2.90
That was so helpful keep it up
I was very busy for the last two months,
Me: opens youtube, start typing blender tut-
UA-cam: Ducky 3D ?
Me: Yes! Just what I needed. This guy delivers, yo!
Jai ho Guru ji
Bro there is small issue.. when I tried making it shiny... In viewport it looks good but when I render it looks Black please help....
When I turn off world scene in viewport it looks nice. But in render it's black
Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for this video. Tho, at 4:22, you indicate Ctrl-T, with NodeWrangler on, brings up the Texture Coordinate and Mapping nodes. I have Node Wrangler active, but Ctrl-T doesn't do anything. Any thoughts?
Oh nevermind. I see that I first had to select the Noise texture node. 😁
Is there a trick or easy way to slice the sphere like that?
Why do some of my nodes have different options?
Bro can you explain about all shading nodes
Can anyone plz explain
Whenever I add meterial in shader editor it never links up with the red box even I do it manually it disappears plz explain iam new
That's how things have to be explained to me so that I understand Haha THX.
absolutely clueless,1 week old to blender, can someone guide me to a good pathway, i've finished Blenderguru's donut series, and some other things..... but this whole node game goes over my head
This definitely isn’t a week 1 video, I would watch more beginner videos before tackling nodes. Good luck man
@@TheDucky3D thanks a lot, on it :)
super helpfull
It would be great if you create a shading from zero to hero series cause there aren't any good tutorial on that topic on UA-cam. Plus shading is really hard to understand 😔
Next time you give timelapse please 😃
Ducky sent me
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Somebody: 1
Ducy did you remove that tutorial about a spider alien wirh flowing legs running above a wireframe?
I don’t think that was me, I believe that was blender binge
@@TheDucky3D Omgosh sorry, I searched all your videos looking for it - I feel stupid now. My bad man lol
Notification squad
Ducky “It’s easy”
Me 😧
You better leave that sniffle up at 9:18, otherwise you aren’t authentic with your audience.
Are'nt u guys friends now?? Sir Elijah?
How come u indian?😑
thanks
you know that he have two light in blender
the first one it's u bro and then double click to use the other one
Self exploration he said
Do you just like or actually read the comments?
I read them
@@TheDucky3D Wow Great.
Poggers
You should go to Houdini bro
Na
8:42 a tiny massacre
Color into color.
R there disliking bots or wt ? Y can anyone dislike videos like these
Hi, anyone has an idea how to have an image texture for roughness but retain the strength slider? For example, I got textures from somewhere, it looks good but a little bit too shiny. Any good node that would tone it down or up? sorry if its not clear :)
You can do this by plugging it into a color ramp and using it to tune the contrast and the min/max values. You could also do it using a brightness and contrast node, which would let you use sliders to do the same thing with a little less fine control. Hope this helped!
*coughs violently*
Hi