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Procedural Pickle Material (Blender Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
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In this Blender tutorial we will create this Procedural Pickle Material.
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0:00 Intro
0:56 Blend File Setup
2:11 Displacement Settings
3:59 Procedural Setup
24:33 Closing
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I didn't know i need texture for picke but now ... Now i know i need it!
Lol! Thanks for watching!
Finally more and more tutorials on serious materials
👍
Nice !! The procedurals are BACK !!!!!!! 💕😍
Yep!! I don't plan on ever stopping the procedural tutorials. : )
Ryan, you are my favourite instructor, Please make more procedural material tutorial I really appreciate your help.
Thanks! I have plans for lots more procedural materials.
The red color from the SSS comes from the Subsurface Radius. The default value is set for skin materials, where the red light goes deeper. You can plug colors there to change the way light behaves.
thanks for the info 👍
This is so crazy, I love it
Thank you!
Thanks ryan!!! Please make tutorial on fabric!
this is exactly what i was looking for! thank you.
thanks for watching!
I loved this video, thank you for being a huge help
you're welcome!
Really enjoed! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
AMAZING😍😍
Thanks!
Super!
Thank you!
Thanks!
thank you so much for your support!
We need a procedural Pickle Rick! Awesome tutorial as always 👍
thanks for watching!
Just yesterday I brought a jar of pickles and you also posted this. Haha such a nice coincidence!
Haha cool.
We need more pickle based content! 🥒
Thanks! I've seen some of your tutorials as well. 🙂
thanks
You're welcome!
Excelentes matériais
thanks!
Thanks a lot Ryan for this great tutorial. Would you please make procedural tutorials on;
1- Burnt Coal
2- MDF Board
3- Tomato
4- Aluminium
5- Emerald
6- Felt
7- Mirror
Thank you very much! Much appreciated :)
I get a lot of tutorial requests, but I will consider those. Thanks!
@@RyanKingArt Just was giving some tutorials ideas. No worries, take your time Ryan!
Yes, please do.
wouldnt mind a burnt embers like in a fire place
mirror lmao
i got it all working but I have weird 'ridges' on my bumps like horizontal extrusions anybody have a idea how to fix it?
I wonder what your thought process for making this video was. Like, what makes you come up with a pickle texture to begin with xD?
Well, when you make as many procedural materials as I do, you start to notice lots of materials all around the real world. Like the concrete sidewalk or the walls of a building. And I eat pickles pretty regularly, and so I thought it would be a really cool material to make.
Hey Ryan, what version of blender was this made in?
Umm I think it was 3.2
Great tutorial. This reminds me of Ricky and Morty haha
Thanks 🙂
I was singing Arlo Guthrie.
"I don't want a pickle, I just want to ride on my motorcy ...cle.
hi ryan. i found a minor problem... i built a pickle to scale (about 6 cm long) and when i apply my scale on it, the pickle points are gone. is there a easy way to scale the whole material?
Yes, you can add a mapping node right after the texture coordinate node. Then use the scale values to scale the entire material at once.
@@RyanKingArt thank you!! :) now i can build them in scale.
pickle rick!!!
Lol
why not use light and put it under spot light?
You could do that if you want. I just like using emission lights.
i dont like to eat pickle but i do like to learn new stuff THX
oh really? I love pickles. Still, thanks for watching!
What is your blender version?
the most recent one. version 3.2
Have you tried a procedural yarn ball? Thay sounds like it would be crazy!
No I haven't, but that's a great idea! Thanks! 🧶
@@RyanKingArt Glad you like it!
This cucumber is very "heavy". If I tried to create a three-liter jar of these cucumbers, my computer would burn up.
Lol : )
@@RyanKingArt 😭
@@RyanKingArt You could release the second part of the lesson: baking the procedural textures of pickled cucumber.
@@haudtalis5036 I already made a tutorial on how to bake procedural materials: ruclips.net/video/AioskAgcU2U/видео.html
@@RyanKingArt Ryan, I haven't gotten around to baking cucumber yet. Been fiddling with your asteroid. I made 4k textures, did a render. The quality was noticeably lower than with procedural material, plus there were artifacts on the sharp edges. I added the Subsurf modifier to the model. It increased memory size by 1.5 times compared to the procedural material. The result is still of poor quality, although the artifacts have disappeared.
The only good thing is decreased rendering time. The procedural asteroid rendered in 10 min 14 sec, while the asteroid with baked maps took 5 min 28 sec (128 samples, 1920x1080 resolution).
But the task is not only to reduce the rendering, but also to get rid of too dense geometry.
You know, my PC was very good in 2009. 😃
Cool, I am going to make Pickle Rick with this shader 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Cool : )
I love me some pickles.
me too!!
Pickles 😛
Yess!!
Do you have a bitcoin wallet on coinbase?
No, sorry.
that looks ewwfully realistic
oh you don't like pickles? Not even sweet bread and butter pickles?? 🙂
@@RyanKingArt i dont 😅😅
Pickle time
Lol : )
Nice cucumber
Thanks!
😁please 😁make video on sci-fi vehicle🤞🤞🤞
Thanks for the tutorial idea!
@@RyanKingArt ruclips.net/video/QAeA5vXESbA/видео.html
you can't just say it's easy then have add-ons I don't have, and not heard of.
tasty
Thanks!
❤👌🥒
thanks!
I never ate a pickle before.
Me too
@@BayaniClowers What really? Wow I eat them almost every day.
Oh, really? I eat them almost every day. 🙂
@@RyanKingArt yeah, I wonder if they are how I expect they taste like, I think of a sour and salty cucumber kinda like taste
I make my own with yard grown cucumbers. It's truly the best way to eat pickles if you have the ability and space.