I'm a moderate-level Blender user - very advanced in some ways and total rookie in others - and I've tried many tutorials to varying degrees of success, but these past two videos were so helpful in cementing down a sub-d/shrink wrap workflow + a comprehensive material guide that doesn't require further handholding that I'm subbing to the Patreon. Don't even know what's on there. Not sure that I care. Just extremely thankful for these tuts. I feel liberated in Blender and all the technical limitations are out of the way. It's just me and my creativity now. Derrk is goated.
So this is single-handedly, the most helpful texture tutorial I have ever seen on RUclips. I’ve been doing blender for a little over a year now and always struggled with textures. Because of this, I have purchased a lot of different texture packs that are really good but this makes me feel like I wasted my money. I didn’t realize texturing can be so simple. No one else on RUclips explained it this well
THANK YOU man... l literally feel tears right now. This two part series is probably the best of its kind and you are bringing to us for free. I feel gratitude - thank you.
01:04:48 it's not entirely unrealistic when you consider UV light, which when bounces off a certain materials turns into visible light (fluorescence) thus "reflects" more (visible) light than what hit it. Think of white shirt under UV light at a club, it literally glows. In many detergents there are ingredients which play on that fact and make white clothes look even more "white". So I would not be surprised if there was a plasticky neon-green resin in a shoe with this property just to look cool.
Boosting colour is my favourite tip :) great tut, THX. I think you can mix the colour already in colour ramp ( 01:39:33 ) - no need to output it to factor and change colours there, this way you can incorporate third or fourth colour on the ramp. Instead of sheen on the fabric I use layer weight or fresnel node (mix it with base color) and add lighter value on the outer rim - this way I can control the fuzziness of the fabric :)
I honestly stopped learning blender cuz I'm lazy but can't stop watching your video cuz your hilarious 🤣 keep up the awesome work man you always cheer me up on a bad day
Pretty sure procedural materials are lighter on your computer as it doesn't have to keep unwrapping the larger images used for the texture, plus procedural materials are easily transferred to a different computer due to it not losing links to images! Still a Blender beginner so I might be wrong...
Hey man, awesome tutorial , thanks again! I was wondering if you could direct me on how you did the extra stitching. I tried a few ways but they didnt work. Thanks
i really like your video well explained and all but keept the walking clip out it distract the whole tutorial and makes it boring. Also you sometimes talk too much like Price
This is such a great tutorial, really explained the principle shader so well. I would like to know how to better make that canvass looking material you have in the main thumbnail. How you managed to get the grooves of the canvess to hug the shows shape appropriately? Are u using the material texture(mentioned mid way), but applied using the uvs with the extra seams shown at end?
hmm not positive which part you are talking about but yes to get it wrapping properly you should UV unwrap it like I have done. The next video will cover the same material in a slightly different way which may be helpful.
It is often very boring to watch lessons on youtube, but yours is like freash breath of air. Very useful stuff without bullshit. You have unique style of telling that hold me up until the end of the video. I'm not beginner in blender, but your even basic things are interesting to watch again. Keep going!
Luxurious tutorial and great understanding of nodes. Needless to say, I always puzzled over how to make nice textures. Thanks for this lesson and the others you do. I admire your work.
The only thing blender lacks (beside light linking which is in the work), is a batch render system that allows for hardcore customization and combination of different settings into many renderings. Lets say I need 3 different views of the shoe, with 10 different material settings, with 3 different light setups. With MODO I can do all of this with a couple clicks and obtain my 90 renderings out of vray standalone.. And I need to do lots of this stuff for work, so blender is still out of my needs sadly.
Hmmm yes there could probably be better tools for this. I typically would do something like using a lot of key frames to swap things around. Did materials a similar way in the color changing one I posted (still header on my website if you haven't seen)... I don't usually have to render 70 things though (used to!)
43:24 , if anyone is facing no bumps showing in cycles like that in your latest blender version then just go to the render settings and just untick the open shading language present just below the gpu /cpu option
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Dude i just love you! Love your style - way of teaching - voice - everything! Thanks a lot for your efforts!
Thanks Farhad
You said it best...
Best teacher in RUclips 😄
I think Derek is THE ONLY guy who knows how to teach a pro method in blender
I'm a moderate-level Blender user - very advanced in some ways and total rookie in others - and I've tried many tutorials to varying degrees of success, but these past two videos were so helpful in cementing down a sub-d/shrink wrap workflow + a comprehensive material guide that doesn't require further handholding that I'm subbing to the Patreon. Don't even know what's on there. Not sure that I care. Just extremely thankful for these tuts. I feel liberated in Blender and all the technical limitations are out of the way. It's just me and my creativity now. Derrk is goated.
Glad you like the stuff . Keep at it
i agree..........GOATED
Derek’s Blender teachings is hands down the *BEST* 🍺
thanks Yes man
Facts 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
no arguments there
So this is single-handedly, the most helpful texture tutorial I have ever seen on RUclips. I’ve been doing blender for a little over a year now and always struggled with textures. Because of this, I have purchased a lot of different texture packs that are really good but this makes me feel like I wasted my money. I didn’t realize texturing can be so simple. No one else on RUclips explained it this well
Thanks Brandon. Glad to get you moving
I totally agree'
THANK YOU man... l literally feel tears right now. This two part series is probably the best of its kind and you are bringing to us for free.
I feel gratitude - thank you.
NP thanks Kingsley
I feel we're going to see so many awesome and innovative shoe designs in the future! 🤩
I sure hope
i would not be surprise if Adida show makers willunse some of the cool material you came up in this tutorial
oh SHIT, this was way more than I expected. Thanks DERRK
Hi Derek please make a video tutorial about how to get a smooth silky radio voice thanks
Impossible
@@DerekElliott My dreams are crushed.
Your voice is silky enough
Yes! I just finished making a shoe model using your tutorial! Excited to understand and add materials!
Sweeeet
Waited 3 whole months for this tho
I can’t even complain the video is 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for your patience bro
This is some pay subscription level stuff, The explanation of the materials is GOATED. Thanks a lot for your help.
I’d literally just take a class on how to 3D model sneakers… anything else no need 💀😂
My god, is it only me or in the beginning I really thought it was Matthew McConaughey talking 😮
THIS VIDEO IS ALL I EVER WANTED (After The Donut Tut.)
Im literally so happy I came across this video, whoa man, LOVE YOU!
you know it's a good day when derek upload a tutorial.
For real
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01:04:48 it's not entirely unrealistic when you consider UV light, which when bounces off a certain materials turns into visible light (fluorescence) thus "reflects" more (visible) light than what hit it. Think of white shirt under UV light at a club, it literally glows. In many detergents there are ingredients which play on that fact and make white clothes look even more "white". So I would not be surprised if there was a plasticky neon-green resin in a shoe with this property just to look cool.
I finaly understand, you are my motivation to use blender.
love ta hear it
Boosting colour is my favourite tip :) great tut, THX.
I think you can mix the colour already in colour ramp ( 01:39:33 ) - no need to output it to factor and change colours there, this way you can incorporate third or fourth colour on the ramp.
Instead of sheen on the fabric I use layer weight or fresnel node (mix it with base color) and add lighter value on the outer rim - this way I can control the fuzziness of the fabric :)
Great tips
when you applied visual geometry to mesh how did you get all the modifiers back when quick UV unwrapping
I honestly stopped learning blender cuz I'm lazy but can't stop watching your video cuz your hilarious 🤣 keep up the awesome work man you always cheer me up on a bad day
Very happy to hear that
Sure, this has tips. Not a rare thing to find some tips in a vid.
But the TRICKS My dude... this has the TRICKSSSSS
I just watched ur video now and it was wat av been looking for bro..... thanks champ
Finally . I ve been waiting for a long time 😅
Thank you for your patience
"He protecc" should be displayed as a description of that icon :D
it will be great if you can make tutorials of making schools bags and using differents materials ❤
Dam
yes, finally the waiting is over haha
Best Tuut's on RUclips ! Thanks Derek !
Thanks Shawn
oh my gaww i just click play n
your voice is vibrating in that area🥴
Man this is the best blender tutorial channel. I discovered you through the shoe modeling tutorial. Glad you make all this content for free man!!
Big Derek
thanks for the videos supper helpfull
Derek, we missed you :( do more weekly short videos if possible.
What do you think you'd want to see?
Thanks you very,, this is the best Material tutorial best i ever see
Wait... is the shoe still... mirrored? Like in the sense that it's neither a left or right shoe?
Just finished the part 1 tutorial 2hrs ago, you just uploaded the (part 2) 1hr ago. I am lucky
Haha yes others had to wait very long
truly worthy long full details indeed...🥳
Please upload the second video. Please 🙏 asap bruh
Haha! You had the chance to rickroll us instead of a poop shoe.
Thank you so much for this! Subbed
How can someone dislike this video? WTF
awesome tutorial for texturing a poo..shoe*
goddamn dude i wish i could have ur lvl of knowledge mannnnn
Julius Pringles thanksgiving ca early
i have learnt alot, thank you sir!
I m finding this part quite difficult
... I mean the last part was very complex... What should i do
Which part? What's up?
Hey Deked, awesome tutorials. Question, which materials are more computer intensive. Image texture or procedural materials?
Pretty sure procedural materials are lighter on your computer as it doesn't have to keep unwrapping the larger images used for the texture, plus procedural materials are easily transferred to a different computer due to it not losing links to images! Still a Blender beginner so I might be wrong...
man you're just the perfect human i love u
I wonder where you got the poop PBR🤣😂😂
Woah :o This is what turned on notifications are for :D
And I never even told you to!
@@DerekElliott Content speaks for itself. :D
99th comment!!!!!! Finally when the world needed him the most... He returned!
ayeee
Hey man, awesome tutorial , thanks again! I was wondering if you could direct me on how you did the extra stitching. I tried a few ways but they didnt work. Thanks
there are several ways to do it but I have done it here with the skin modifier
Me encanta tus vídeos 👍👍👍💪💪💪💪
Awesome! One of the best tutorials I have seen for a long time! Very good style and loads of useful input!! At least 10 thumbs up!!!!
Just Great!
Pls if did not already; share your pc-mac os set up with us. Thanks many times.
I put it in my recent video description and will do it in future ones too
*kisses*
Edit: no homo!
Edit 2: Upload the project files on Patreon, please!
Will do asap!
new Derek video its Christmas
i really like your video well explained and all but keept the walking clip out it distract the whole tutorial and makes it boring. Also you sometimes talk too much like Price
Haha sorry thank you for your suggestions though
Love the chapters breakdown! Nice video and very informative. Thank you.
geez yeah that took a sec but glad it was helpful
Without further ado, don't step in the poo got my like and subscribe! 🤣
Ha thanks carrotz
Awesome sir... thanks a lot...
This is blender ASMR !! 😌
11 dislikes from the poop shoe owners
Thanks for such a great tutorial!
Haha
Sifu, arigatou!!!!!
This is such a great tutorial, really explained the principle shader so well.
I would like to know how to better make that canvass looking material you have in the main thumbnail. How you managed to get the grooves of the canvess to hug the shows shape appropriately?
Are u using the material texture(mentioned mid way), but applied using the uvs with the extra seams shown at end?
hmm not positive which part you are talking about but yes to get it wrapping properly you should UV unwrap it like I have done. The next video will cover the same material in a slightly different way which may be helpful.
Man ready to dive into this one on the shoe
serries
Invaluable content.
Really impressed with the style.
Thank you for these videos.
Thanks Prabhat
Been here since your backdrop video and the quality been getting better! thank you so much for your generosity, Derek!
OG
I saw the whole video as it was sci fi movie
Finally its here. I've been waiting for this. Brilliant tutorial
The wait is over
Vornoi there lookin' abit X rated got me dying I love your videos :)
Lol 😁
thanks bery much...
love all your tutorial. thank u
It is often very boring to watch lessons on youtube, but yours is like freash breath of air. Very useful stuff without bullshit. You have unique style of telling that hold me up until the end of the video. I'm not beginner in blender, but your even basic things are interesting to watch again. Keep going!
Thanks Andy
Thank you very much !
Very proffesional !!!
Man, your lighting makes that poop shoe look REAL' good.
Luxurious tutorial and great understanding of nodes. Needless to say, I always puzzled over how to make nice textures. Thanks for this lesson and the others you do. I admire your work.
Can't stand the whispers... makes my ears wet. Ouch...
Sorry
BEST tutoryal everr
The best Blender video tutorial ever to watch is this channel. Its fun and watch worth it for beginner like me.. Go Derek gooooo :D
Great!!! thank you very much Derek, it was so helpfull!!!
Omg ITS FINALY OUT!
The only thing blender lacks (beside light linking which is in the work), is a batch render system that allows for hardcore customization and combination of different settings into many renderings.
Lets say I need 3 different views of the shoe, with 10 different material settings, with 3 different light setups. With MODO I can do all of this with a couple clicks and obtain my 90 renderings out of vray standalone.. And I need to do lots of this stuff for work, so blender is still out of my needs sadly.
I always accomplish this with multiple cameras set to one frame each and then render the animation. The material changes would be tougher though.
Hmmm yes there could probably be better tools for this. I typically would do something like using a lot of key frames to swap things around. Did materials a similar way in the color changing one I posted (still header on my website if you haven't seen)... I don't usually have to render 70 things though (used to!)
You are best!
43:24 , if anyone is facing no bumps showing in cycles like that in your latest blender version then just go to the render settings and just untick the open shading language present just below the gpu /cpu option
You are amazing, man!
amazing
Thank you
Thank you so much
This high quality tutorial deserve more subscriber....
My Blender GOAT Derek Eliot
Two Ls two Ts buddy careful there
Finally!! This is the one...the one I've been waiting on from you!!! Thank you
1:02:20 tree leaves is what I mostly use it for!!
yep good application
Thank you very much for your hard work and for a wonderful lesson!
Thanks you man...
Just thank you.
56:10 😂
Nice amazing 👌
Kudos man. You kept it very simple and helped make the first steps in soft soft. Very Helpfull! Thanks!
Quality is your middle name brother.
no it's J