Amazing tutorial very helpful keep it up. Just by messing with the numbers a bit and switching out texture nodes you can also extrapolate a lot of super cool results from these.
Thank you for sharing. I feel the color dodge node set to 1.0 should be at the very beginning to appreciate all the changes as you work, otherwise it's just blurry and faint.
Thanks very much! I started watching other people's videos on proceduralism about a year ago and was initially very confused, then I slowly started to get things, then I played around a whole lot in blender. I think my weakness is using math in Blender, many other guys on here are much better. I think my strengths are my creativity and my persistence with just trying new things. If something doesn't make sense to me I try to break it down into smaller parts and catalog the different results that I get with different parameters until it does make sense.
Beautiful backgrounds
Amazing tutorial very helpful keep it up. Just by messing with the numbers a bit and switching out texture nodes you can also extrapolate a lot of super cool results from these.
Thanks! Yeah I think this is the most versatile setup that I have stumbled onto so far.
Is it possible to use these nodes in geometry nodes and generate and actual mash ?
Thank you for sharing.
I feel the color dodge node set to 1.0 should be at the very beginning to appreciate all the changes as you work, otherwise it's just blurry and faint.
Appreciate the feedback thank you.
Great job! Looking forward to more:)
Thank you! Will do!
Your videos are awesome
How did you learn all this stuff
Thanks very much! I started watching other people's videos on proceduralism about a year ago and was initially very confused, then I slowly started to get things, then I played around a whole lot in blender.
I think my weakness is using math in Blender, many other guys on here are much better. I think my strengths are my creativity and my persistence with just trying new things. If something doesn't make sense to me I try to break it down into smaller parts and catalog the different results that I get with different parameters until it does make sense.