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Happy to hear that!

Thanks :)

Thank you :)

Thank you :)

Great, hope it's helpful!

@@debe3D It is a great help. Getting the hang of the stuff. Still have a long way to go. puu.sh/KlaVq/7d0f421d7d.png I probably should have started on something a bit easier. puu.sh/KlaX0/ce3f4827ef.png

Maybe the crown glass Material Video I have on the channel would be a bit easier for the beginning. :)

Glad you like it :)

Thank you!

I hope it's helpful :)

Thank you :)

When you set the video playback speed to 0.25, the video will be in realtime and should be easier to follow. Also, this is a pretty old video where I didn't have a mic.

Indeed, there are so many possibilites!

Hey Myke, thank you very much, appreciate it! Here is the link to part 1: ruclips.net/user/livebxmZvReae_0 Unfortunately, I started the material without streaming and just got the idea to do streams later, so it's not really from scratch, but I think I am still showing an overview of what I've done to create the beams etc.

@@debe3D Thank you.

You are welcome.

Thanks a lot!

Indeed, it somehow feels a bit like hidden knowledge :D

Thanks! Yeah, indeed, glad it's noticeable :D

Thank you, glad it's helpful! MAT is really awesome, have fun with it. :) If there are any questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Sure, I am planing a video on how to integrate MAT into a workflow with Blender for a while now. I currently have a series on my channel that shows how to sculpt a rock in ZBrush (you could replace it with a model/sculpt made in Blender though), remesh it with InstaLOD and texture it in InstaMAT. Maybe that helps for for now. :) But a video on MAT/Blender will come probably soon.

Hello :)

Thank you, glad you like it! There will be more coming soon. :)

Hey, thanks! Basically, InstaMAT is like Substance Designer, Painter, Sampler and Houdini combined, thus is can produce static images. For animated textures, I never worked with them so not completely sure, but there is a Dope Sheet with which you can keyframe and animate e.g. material parameters and export the 2D images. So this might indeed be possible! I try to check this and will get back to you.

Unfortunately, I didn't record the process, it was just "for fun".

Thank you very much, appreciate it.Would love to see some stuff from you for nodevember as well!

@@debe3D no worries at all :) And as for nodevember... well maybe next year :D

Would be awesome :)

First processing the normal through a Curvature node and second throught the Light node. Or which part do you mean?

Thanks, really appreciate it! Glad you like it. :)

Thanks!

Hey Christina, thank you very much! Sorry, I'll pay attention to the sound level next time, didn't really notice this before. But I have to improve my hole sound setup anyway.

Indeed, it saves so much time and can really do a lot. Basically a one click solutions in so many cases.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Glad it's helpful, thanks!

Thank you, I think the same :D

Thanks!

Yes, you just need to set the height channel to 100% and the blending mode for the height channel to substract instead of multiply.

@@debe3D awesome thanks

You are welcome!

Hey Göran, thanks, glad you like it! The name in the outliner didn't change because I didn't save the package. As soon as you save it, the name in the outliner changes as well.

@@debe3D Ahh... Thanks!

You are welcome!

Hey, thank you very much! For your problem, to do it really precise I think it would require quite some setup. You could either try with the Flood Fill Mapper and a rotation input (shapes will be rotated based on grayscale values), or it might be better to go the route with a "Guided Scatter" node where you would use an orientation and/or vector input. Maybe there is a less complicated way, when I think of something, I'll let you know.

Hey Clémentine, sure feel free to publish it! Glad you liked the tutorial. You can post the link so I can give it a like, can't wait to see it!

Thank you very much, glad it's useful!

Thanks! Glad you like this format. I don't know how technical I really can get before it turns really boring, but I try to explain even more. Indeed, the BBox stand for bounding box and is a really useful node, for example for natural scattering of rocks etc. However, I'll make some more of those as there is a lot to cover.

Glad you like it!

Hey, thank you very much, appreciate it and glad it's helpful! Exporting the texture via the 2D image viewer is indeed possible. When you open the image viewer with the image you want to export, the menu to the left will give you two options to do so: at the top you have the disk icon, which will write your Image to disk. Below that you have the clipboard icon which will copy the image to clipboard when pressed. You can then paste the image into an application like paint or Photoshop to save it. Hope that helps!

Thank you, appreciate it and glad it's helpful! There will be new videos for sure, especially about layering/asset texturing I am planing to do more. Thanks for the tip, I didn't think about it tbh. I basically tried to texture like I would be usually, but I think your idea is great and useful for a tutorial, will keep that in mind for the next one!

@@debe3D thank you so much for your understanding and kind words. I look forward to the next ones (while I devour the current uploaded ones on InstaMat eheh). Take care!

Thanks! Appreciate it that you enjoy my videos. :) Take care!

Thank you very much, appreciate it and really glad that it is useful!

@@debe3D Just a little laugh for you. puu.sh/KkVdm/54087edb8d.png

Yeah ;D Trying some things out, thought such quick tipps might be nice as short. But will mainly make regular videos nonetheless, a short just from time to time maybe.

Hey, that is something I do not know, I am a private person. Looking on the official website, there isn't such an option. Maybe you could ask in the offical forum or discord. I think they can answere this question over there.

Thank you!

Thank you very much!