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The weaving gave me difficulties at first, but I'm finally done, and it turned out near identical. Usually, I add my own flair, but I decided to simply complete this tutorial for the sake of practicing.
I actually only came here in search of clues for how to do a good pie / pastry crust material, but I stuck about for the whole thing; this is fantastic work. A great example of a slow tutorial that still manages to get to the point; no needless waffling, but a lot of explanation of your thought processes and what everything is contributing to the final effect. Very nice!
I've been using Blender for 8 years now, and I love it. There is 1 thing that still stumps me though, and that's the nodes Math, Vector Math, and Mix RGB. Each of these 3 nodes have options on there like add, multiply, fraction, ping pong, etc. Sadly, there are NO tutorial videos as to what these options can do for you. I looked all over the place for 1, bit to no avail. Can you explain, or better yet, show, as to what these options do, and how we can use them for node editing? PLEASE?
Hello sir, i recently discovered your channel, and instantly became fan of work, i am currently working on a project and i need moss texture in it, so pls make a video on how to make moss texture, thanx in advance. 🙂🙂
Amazing educational program. However, there are problems in the application with modern versions of the program, especially in the parts related to raw materials, as some functions are not located in the same place or with the same name.
I'm more of an engineer than an artist, and I tend to model to scale from the start. So I don't usually run into any problems with this topic. But I do wonder: Standard Blender is set to "1 BlenderUnit = 1 meter". So that apple pie dish is a nice 3.5 meters - or 11.5 feet - high. Doesn't that present problems later with stuff like SSS, or general lighting?
Yes actually your right. I should model things to scale. I need to make that a habit. I just always forget because I've been using blender for over 6 years and never really modeled things to scale, so I never think about it. I will try to do that in the future.
Having an issue at around 54:42, making the apple chunks pop out. When I plug in the Vornoi Texture (the bottom one, with Distance to Edge) into the Displacement node, it adds height not to the chunks but to the edges. So the pie filling looks like it has bubbly scars instead of apple chunks haha. Any idea what the issue is here? Using Blender 3.6.
This tutorial helped a lot! I actually had modeled an apple pie but with just a bunch of slightly deformed cubes, but this made it look so much better, thanks! Also re-suggesting a cooked turkey material👀
As a cook, I will say, your pan (for metal), was still a bit too thick, though it was good for ceramic. The only issue there, is you were missing the lip of the pan, where is where the edging of the crust normally goes. Really looking good, still adjusting some of the lattice, but it's close... XD
Brilliant. Thank you so much Ryan. You are a genius 😃 I really appreciate your tutorials as your explanations cover many levels of experience and are easy to follow. This tutorial covered many areas of Blender in the one project - long, but sooo useful. Your knowledge of 'things procedural' is impressive. Cheers G.
Ive been trying to make time to do this one since before xmas and finally got down to it! great work , informative and importantly well paced to follow without excessive stop starting, Thank you.
I finished your tutorial on the Apple Pie....it was alot of fun. It took my computer 6 hours to render the final picture of the Pie. wow. I posted to a Blender site....and forgot to give you the credit for the scene....I caught alot of flack about that.. grin. I went back and edited my post. Dude, I think your tutorials are the bomb... Thanks again my friend.
Is there any reason why you used denoise in the compositor rather than in the render bit within "Sampling" in the right hand panel? You have "Denoise" checked for the viewport but not for the render.
Hi Ryan, as you can see, I haven't forgotten about you. Unfortunately, it is not possible for me to work with Blender until further notice. Because of an eye surgery. However, I'll check in with you to see what new stuff you've done. And that is quite a lot that you have made. Since I want to thank you for all your super good tutorials. I mean that you are really getting better and better. Thanks again. I wish you still a lot of fun with your hobby Blender.
@@RyanKingArt Thx for answer, the mode of scale the plane with "g" when use the mirror modifier anyway i finish the video, many many thx, 1 thing : try and try and nothing and for a extrange reason cant make the bumb work, always all mi models are super flat , for example your model of meatball dont work for me but in the form, the shape the final result was a perfect sphere, why do wrong , please
I have been using substance painter to texture my work for few months because I had reached a block with details in Blender. but after seeing so many possibilities with procedural material in your tutorials I'm beginning to think I should do all of it in Blender again and then just bake the textures once it's done. lot of wiggle room that way and possible late adjustments. Thanks Ryan. at first glance this looked hand painted but your procedural material is top notch.
I think I'm going to follow your tutorials and no one else's until i'm proficient at blender. I have tried so many others but they are inconsistent, skip a ton in their videos, and their channels are chaotic and unorganized. Yours is perfect. Keep it up! :D
@@RyanKingArt I have a question. So I got to the spot where you added all the modifiers to the pie crust and got very confused because mine was very thin using the same solidify values as you and I was wondering if maybe I had missed a step? I'm so happy with how responsive you are on your channel, thanks a lot!
You know.. You've done stylised apples in Blender, and you have done many food materials.. Do you think that you might be ableto make an apple material video? I've tried it myself, but it didn't really work because the gradient used object coordinates and those went to low in the little dimple at the top.
There is also, as a matter of fact, a mode called x-ray mode, which can be toggles either by the small button (it is next to the wireframe icon in the top right, it looks like two squares overlapping), or the shortcut alt + z. it allows to switch from a pseudo-wireframe (maning that the faces still have the graying color of solid mode or of material preview mode, but they have become"transparent" and you can click on other vertices through those faces, much like a colored wireframe mode. It cannot be rendered unless synthesized with a material.
For a bit more smoothing of your color ramps switch the linear over to smooth. Otherwise I really am impressed and never seen ping pong used so it was nice seeing a practical situation you'd use it in. Thanks for your videos Ryan.
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"There is a Christmas themed playlist below." Guys, he got me. Ima watch this whole playlist, my family is going to come looking for me.
Haha thanks!
The weaving gave me difficulties at first, but I'm finally done, and it turned out near identical. Usually, I add my own flair, but I decided to simply complete this tutorial for the sake of practicing.
thanks for watching!
I actually only came here in search of clues for how to do a good pie / pastry crust material, but I stuck about for the whole thing; this is fantastic work. A great example of a slow tutorial that still manages to get to the point; no needless waffling, but a lot of explanation of your thought processes and what everything is contributing to the final effect.
Very nice!
thanks for watching!
I've been using Blender for 8 years now, and I love it. There is 1 thing that still stumps me though, and that's the nodes Math, Vector Math, and Mix RGB. Each of these 3 nodes have options on there like add, multiply, fraction, ping pong, etc.
Sadly, there are NO tutorial videos as to what these options can do for you. I looked all over the place for 1, bit to no avail. Can you explain, or better yet, show, as to what these options do, and how we can use them for node editing? PLEASE?
maybe I can make a video on it.
Hello sir, i recently discovered your channel, and instantly became fan of work, i am currently working on a project and i need moss texture in it, so pls make a video on how to make moss texture, thanx in advance. 🙂🙂
thanks for the tutorial idea!
Amazing educational program. However, there are problems in the application with modern versions of the program, especially in the parts related to raw materials, as some functions are not located in the same place or with the same name.
Am I the only one that never leaves the face select?
Maybe so 😄
Bro 4.0 Blender for subsurface from color don t have. How to make color 4.0 for ?
I'm more of an engineer than an artist, and I tend to model to scale from the start. So I don't usually run into any problems with this topic.
But I do wonder:
Standard Blender is set to "1 BlenderUnit = 1 meter". So that apple pie dish is a nice 3.5 meters - or 11.5 feet - high.
Doesn't that present problems later with stuff like SSS, or general lighting?
Yes actually your right. I should model things to scale. I need to make that a habit. I just always forget because I've been using blender for over 6 years and never really modeled things to scale, so I never think about it. I will try to do that in the future.
Having an issue at around 54:42, making the apple chunks pop out. When I plug in the Vornoi Texture (the bottom one, with Distance to Edge) into the Displacement node, it adds height not to the chunks but to the edges. So the pie filling looks like it has bubbly scars instead of apple chunks haha.
Any idea what the issue is here? Using Blender 3.6.
How about another version of this, with a cherry pie filling? XD
That would be cool. 🙂
@@RyanKingArt While I love apple pie, cherry has always been my favorite, and since I made one the other day, it made me think of it. ;)
@@RyanKingArt Had another thought, can the steam be set up as an obj for a game engine or something?
please make something using geometry nodes and this was an amazing tutorial😌.
thanks!
really ingenious 😳 the crust edge especially. thank you! 🙂
Glad you liked it!
Thanx a lot for the great explanation, but i have problem in pumping the edge and the apple pie filling, it's still straight
Next tutorial- how to make an apple pie in real life 😉😉
Haha yeah 😄
This just unbelievable, amazing, thanks for sharing all this information. 👍👍👏👏
you're welcome!
This tutorial helped a lot! I actually had modeled an apple pie but with just a bunch of slightly deformed cubes, but this made it look so much better, thanks!
Also re-suggesting a cooked turkey material👀
thanks for the idea! and thanks for watching!
how do you even come up with these things?
I don't know! I just have so much inspiration and I have so many things I want to make in Blender!
Great video. Are you at the point where you see procedural textures in the real world all around you yet? :)
Oh yes all the time!!
As a cook, I will say, your pan (for metal), was still a bit too thick, though it was good for ceramic. The only issue there, is you were missing the lip of the pan, where is where the edging of the crust normally goes.
Really looking good, still adjusting some of the lattice, but it's close... XD
Ahh yeah, thanks for the feedback.
Thank you for all of these wholesome tutorials :)
Glad you like them!
Bro gonna get 100k subscribers and I'm all for it ✌️✌️
Yes, almost there!!!
Brilliant. Thank you so much Ryan. You are a genius 😃 I really appreciate your tutorials as your explanations cover many levels of experience and are easy to follow. This tutorial covered many areas of Blender in the one project - long, but sooo useful. Your knowledge of 'things procedural' is impressive. Cheers G.
Glad you like them! thanks for watching. 😀
LETS EAT!!! :)
Enjoy! 👍👍
What are you doing? it's just incredible :)
thanks 🥧
Very helpful and informative thanks 😊✌️
thanks for watching!
Amazing! Definitely will do it soon.
Thanks!
hahahaI I find it funny as you always say to delete the default cube but @imphenzia uses it and says to use only the default cube.
😂
Ive been trying to make time to do this one since before xmas and finally got down to it! great work , informative and importantly well paced to follow without excessive stop starting, Thank you.
thank you for watching!
You're actually the King of procedural materials. Thank you so much!
glad you like them!
loooooooooooove your tutorials! so looking forward to more food ones!
Glad you like it!
"Contrasty"
Ohh, yeah, ColorRamp
Yeeep! 👍 😄
I learned so much from this. Thanks, Ryan!
glad to hear that. thanks for watching!
Thats pretty realistic keep it up
glad you like it!
it's just crazy what you're able to do in blender !!??
Thanks! Yep Blender is an amazing program!
@@RyanKingArt No no no... what YOU can do with blender is amazing!!
don't twist my words...
😄😄
@@wimdg4230 Oh Lol Thank you! 😄
Amazing tutorial!!
thanks!
amazing🤩🤩
Thank you! Happy Holidays!
I finished your tutorial on the Apple Pie....it was alot of fun. It took my computer 6 hours to render the final picture of the Pie. wow. I posted to a Blender site....and forgot to give you the credit for the scene....I caught alot of flack about that.. grin. I went back and edited my post. Dude, I think your tutorials are the bomb... Thanks again my friend.
thanks for watching!!
REALLY want an apple pie now.......
Haha, I'm looking forward to having Pie on Thanksgiving day. 😋
Your textures are so good
glad you like them!
Looks amazing. Incredible to do that in procedural. You like food 😂
Yeah I like creating 3d food renders in Blender. : )
@@RyanKingArt could you make procedural chocolate cookies?
@@shura8817 Yeah I'd like to do that sometime. thanks for the idea!
@@RyanKingArt 😋
My crust looks meh compared to yours :P great tutorial. Learned alot! 10x!
thanks for watching.
Is there any reason why you used denoise in the compositor rather than in the render bit within "Sampling" in the right hand panel? You have "Denoise" checked for the viewport but not for the render.
you can use the render denoise if you'd like. I just find that the denoise node in the compositor is faster and works better.
To make an apple pie in blender from scratch you must first invent blender.
Haha yeah
Hi Ryan,
as you can see, I haven't forgotten about you.
Unfortunately, it is not possible for me to work with Blender until further notice. Because of an eye surgery.
However, I'll check in with you to see what new stuff you've done.
And that is quite a lot that you have made.
Since I want to thank you for all your super good tutorials.
I mean that you are really getting better and better.
Thanks again.
I wish you still a lot of fun with your hobby Blender.
Thank you very much! I hope your eye recovers fast!
DAAAAAAMN you are seriously a genius with this my guy.
thanks : )
Thanks!
Wonderful tutorial Ryan! Thanks for the hard work!
Thank you very much for your Super Thanks! I appreciate it!
@@RyanKingArt You earned it!
Way over my skill level but my niece Kayla does all that fancy stuff too!
Good job!
Cool!
the trick with the g in the min 14 for the sprtips dont work for me
what is sprtips?
@@RyanKingArt Thx for answer, the mode of scale the plane with "g" when use the mirror modifier anyway i finish the video, many many thx,
1 thing : try and try and nothing and for a extrange reason cant make the bumb work, always all mi models are super flat , for example your model of meatball dont work for me but in the form, the shape the final result was a perfect sphere, why do wrong , please
forget it mi mistake i active the cilip before join the parts, thx
You are GOOD! Very GOOD!
Thank you!
Thank you very much I did my first Apple Pie ever in blender
thank you for watching! 🥧 🥧
Thank you very much from Istanbul. With health
thanks!
I have been using substance painter to texture my work for few months because I had reached a block with details in Blender. but after seeing so many possibilities with procedural material in your tutorials I'm beginning to think I should do all of it in Blender again and then just bake the textures once it's done. lot of wiggle room that way and possible late adjustments. Thanks Ryan. at first glance this looked hand painted but your procedural material is top notch.
glad you like them!
What is this saying? "Looks good enough to eat!" Yummy!
Haha yeah. Thanks!
Amazing tutorial
Thank you!!
@@RyanKingArt Can't wait for the next dish
Лучший!
thanks!
Great tutorial once again, enjoyed working through this one and making another fun addition to the portfolio.
cool! thanks for watching.
This is insane and genius and amazing! Just wow!! Job well done.
thank you very much!
I think I'm going to follow your tutorials and no one else's until i'm proficient at blender. I have tried so many others but they are inconsistent, skip a ton in their videos, and their channels are chaotic and unorganized. Yours is perfect. Keep it up! :D
Thanks! I hope my videos will help you to learn Blender!
@@RyanKingArt I have a question. So I got to the spot where you added all the modifiers to the pie crust and got very confused because mine was very thin using the same solidify values as you and I was wondering if maybe I had missed a step? I'm so happy with how responsive you are on your channel, thanks a lot!
Figured it out later! Looks great :D
Thanks a lot for this wonderful tutorial! 😍
you're very welcome!
You know.. You've done stylised apples in Blender, and you have done many food materials.. Do you think that you might be ableto make an apple material video? I've tried it myself, but it didn't really work because the gradient used object coordinates and those went to low in the little dimple at the top.
By the way, if you check out @nerdforge, they used some of your tutorials (linked in their description) to make their blender artworks! Good job!
There is also, as a matter of fact, a mode called x-ray mode, which can be toggles either by the small button (it is next to the wireframe icon in the top right, it looks like two squares overlapping), or the shortcut alt + z. it allows to switch from a pseudo-wireframe (maning that the faces still have the graying color of solid mode or of material preview mode, but they have become"transparent" and you can click on other vertices through those faces, much like a colored wireframe mode. It cannot be rendered unless synthesized with a material.
Yes I would like to make a procedural apple material sometime. thanks!
Yes I saw Nerdforge's video. 👍
Awesome Tutorial!
Thanks!
that looks tasty
thanks! 🥧🥧
Wow! cool!
thanks!
Hats off
thanks!
Amazing!
Thanks!
Incredible!! ❤
thanks!
Nice
Thanks!
👍👍👍
thanks!
Wow nice
Thanks! 🥧
For a bit more smoothing of your color ramps switch the linear over to smooth. Otherwise I really am impressed and never seen ping pong used so it was nice seeing a practical situation you'd use it in. Thanks for your videos Ryan.
thanks for watching!