Blender Material Getting Started with Texture Coordinate

[@felixxia3604]

the best one that explains texture coordinate! awesome content here. i wish you were my professor at my univ.

[@estate0007]

Just thought, I need to brush up my Material Skills and the same day my favorite Blender UA-camr posted the appropriate video. Great synchronicity from my humble pov.

[@shitshow_1]

Thanks mate, this is the one video I'm searching for 🤠

[@ghaaiezekiel3313]

This was actually very very very helpful...

[@sahebfahmi]

Very useful thanks.
Yes please more.

[@elexheart]

thanks for explain texture coordinate and few new tricks.

[@HDreamzCG]

Very usefull tutorial. Thank you!

[@iagoblackwaves3875]

Extraordinary lesson for understanding Generated, Normal and Object for texture mapping. Also cool result!

[@kritzstudio]

It's good that you have made a tutorial of this node, many people have problems understanding well which outputs are used for each situation, greetings!

[@KwasiMedia]

This definitely helped, I've been lazy and didn't really look into how each slot worked. This is huge. Many thanks Markom

[@Lrt.3d]

You are great! i' ve been searching for a good tutorial on all the things you explained for a lot of time! Amazing video

[@volbeatowns]

I really like this it showed me a more in debt guide on what some of the options in blenders materisl setup does. Thank you for makikg this!. I would love more tutorials covering more nodes and what they can achieve. 😁

[@DontTakeCrack]

thanks kino for the tips

[@Mick_Aub]

Thanks for the helpful tutorial. I figured either the generated or object related to world space but I was mixed up thinking about it.

[@ignorante.promedio]

more texture coordinate pls

[@longjohn7992]

Noice

[@JohnSnow-hg3dp]

but all this goes to hell when we start applying textures like noise or voronoi