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This tutorials are the best out there for procedural materials! Thanks for making these so accessible and informative, they have really enhanced my blender skills! Looking forward to the next leather vids :)
You are really good, I started blender some weeks back using your blender beginner tutorials, it a strong foundation you gave me, have been able to produce some stunning archviz. My point is THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS!
Very nice, as always. A 'harder' version of the other soft leather. Love it. After playing with a couple, I think I prefer keeping the group input as one, personally, but I can always do that while you do yours either way, so I don't care how you do it in the tutorials. Can't wait for the other two as well. These are going to be great for the next set of weapons I make. Thanks again.
Dude you are a wizard. Thank you for this tutorial, it has helped me greatly. Needed to make a good leather procedural for a tri-corner hat I'm modeling for a Vtuber model and this did the trick. Stay awesome!
This is the first video I watched of yours and I immediately subscribed. This is such a useful tutorial, although I have to ask, is there a video on your channel that goes in to a deep dive and explains why each node is placed in its particular order? However, I imagine if I do enough of these, I'll start to intuitively understand that myself. Either way that's not a criticism, 10/10 material!
Of course blender crashed just as I had put together the curtail last pieces of this puzzle together. AAAAAnd now I have no Idea where I was at and where to begin again. I guess our getting another full watch. Thank you for this video I am learning a lot. In Spite of Blender.
Hi Ryan, i am a supporter of you on CGT and i like your Work a lot. You are very appreciated! I got some video ideas, which could also be very interesting for others, as this is the first issues we all run after watching your videos. 1.) When you create a procedural material, how can you deform the mesh, with a modifier for instance, without the material design is getting destroyed? (When baking is no option and you want to keep the design structure but deform the mesh) 2.)Is there a way to paint with a procedural material on another procedural material, without using the vertex paint (as you need to subdivide a lot to see good results, but not all can/want to subdivide like crazy) Could texture paint be a alternative ? And if so, how? 3.) This would be my wish: Could you do procedural material, for plants and their leafs? This would be great to see. I think your procedural material series could skyrocket, as this is making so much, so easy. Thanks in advance and lookin forward for your other videos! Keep it up!
hey there nice tutorial as always, ty for the lesson all this nodes stuff can be sooooo confusing, my brain is fried with all those bump and mix nodes but I'm kinda getting it video after video😅
Quick question how do i add my procedural leather and my normal map .png and normal map together am trying to have my high poly details and the procedural leather together how can i do that ? Plz help and thx
helpp helpp in my blender, ı use keyframe some object but dont see any points. why? do you know this mean? ın timeline or graphic editor but ıt doesn't seem
@@RyanKingArt maybe try moving the mic further away and adding a cover between the mic and you, it's not a huge deal though I usually just turn captions on if it gets unbearable. Yours are a 100x more manageable than most other videos!
*Purchase the project files and support the channel:*
• Gumroad: ryankingart.gumroad.com/l/leather
• Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/81313339
• Blender Market: blendermarket.com/products/3-leather
This tutorials are the best out there for procedural materials! Thanks for making these so accessible and informative, they have really enhanced my blender skills! Looking forward to the next leather vids :)
Glad you like them!
Special Thanks for Ctrl+G and custom properties. The best videos about procedural materials. It's really easy to learn by them.
Glad you like them! thanks for watching.
You are really good, I started blender some weeks back using your blender beginner tutorials, it a strong foundation you gave me, have been able to produce some stunning archviz. My point is THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS!
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching my videos. : )
Yes!! Been waiting for a good tutorial for leather, and this is perfect!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching.
Very nice, as always. A 'harder' version of the other soft leather. Love it.
After playing with a couple, I think I prefer keeping the group input as one, personally, but I can always do that while you do yours either way, so I don't care how you do it in the tutorials.
Can't wait for the other two as well. These are going to be great for the next set of weapons I make. Thanks again.
thanks for watching! yeah, either way works, you can duplicate the group input, or just use one and drag it around where you need. 👍
Haven't watched yet but already liked
thanks!
The best leather material
Dude you are a wizard. Thank you for this tutorial, it has helped me greatly. Needed to make a good leather procedural for a tri-corner hat I'm modeling for a Vtuber model and this did the trick. Stay awesome!
glad you like it!
This is the first video I watched of yours and I immediately subscribed. This is such a useful tutorial, although I have to ask, is there a video on your channel that goes in to a deep dive and explains why each node is placed in its particular order? However, I imagine if I do enough of these, I'll start to intuitively understand that myself. Either way that's not a criticism, 10/10 material!
Of course blender crashed just as I had put together the curtail last pieces of this puzzle together. AAAAAnd now I have no Idea where I was at and where to begin again. I guess our getting another full watch. Thank you for this video I am learning a lot. In Spite of Blender.
Very nice and really well done🌷🌷🌷
thank you!
Hi Ryan, i am a supporter of you on CGT and i like your Work a lot. You are very appreciated! I got some video ideas, which could also be very interesting for others, as this is the first issues we all run after watching your videos.
1.) When you create a procedural material, how can you deform the mesh, with a modifier for instance, without the material design is getting destroyed? (When baking is no option and you want to keep the design structure but deform the mesh)
2.)Is there a way to paint with a procedural material on another procedural material, without using the vertex paint (as you need to subdivide a lot to see good results, but not all can/want to subdivide like crazy) Could texture paint be a alternative ? And if so, how?
3.) This would be my wish: Could you do procedural material, for plants and their leafs? This would be great to see. I think your procedural material series could skyrocket, as this is making so much, so easy. Thanks in advance and lookin forward for your other videos! Keep it up!
thanks for the video ideas. I will consider it. 👍
Just single liner comment,
Most helpful videos 👌
thanks
Awesome. Thanks.
You're welcome!
Everytime I complete one of these tutorials, I learn that I know nothing. Lol. Just gotta keep at it.
keep it up 👍
Node mastery, thanks
You're welcome! 😀
this leather would look nice as a floor.
Cool
Amazing 🤩🤩
thanks!
the tutorial is so awesome! thank you for yor work! )
you're welcome! glad you like it. : )
hey there nice tutorial as always, ty for the lesson all this nodes stuff can be sooooo confusing, my brain is fried with all those bump and mix nodes but I'm kinda getting it video after video😅
Super cool
thanks!
Great tutorials
Thanks
glad you like it! thanks for watching.
Hey Ryan how much time took you to be so good in blender ?
I've been consistently using Blender for 6 and a half years now. : )
Any guide on leather for a car's interior design
You are amazing
thanks : )
wicked!!
thanks : )
Quick question how do i add my procedural leather and my normal map .png and normal map together am trying to have my high poly details and the procedural leather together how can i do that ? Plz help and thx
Youre a fuckin legend
glad you like my videos
🤩🤩
thanks!
👍
thanks : )
can you do a suede texture please?
thanks for the tutorial request 👍
"I added an ico sphere"
*adds a uv sphere*
Oops haha
helpp helpp in my blender, ı use keyframe some object but dont see any points. why? do you know this mean? ın timeline or graphic editor but ıt doesn't seem
👍👍👍
thanks!
A request from a person with misophonia, most tutorials are really difficult to listen to cuz of the amount of mouth noises 😢
I don't know how to make less mouth noises. Do you have any tips?
@@RyanKingArt maybe try moving the mic further away and adding a cover between the mic and you, it's not a huge deal though I usually just turn captions on if it gets unbearable. Yours are a 100x more manageable than most other videos!
@@RyanKingArt drink water bro and use a mic foam thingy that stops exploding noises
hey man at 18:55 my genric leather node, instead of having the one bar scale it has xyz instead. do you know why ?
also thank you so much for this video ! u earned a sub
In the tutorial I show how to fix that at: 18:32 You have to change the vector type to float.