For those still having trouble with the Ctrl + T apart at 12:47: Edit > Preferences > Add-ons > Search for Node Wrangler and tick to enable. Under its drop down menu of the node you will see the ‘Location:’ and in my case the shortcut key is Shift + W. Click on the noise texture node > Shift+ W > Add texture setup Technically Shift + T should work but since mine didn’t, here was my way around it. I hope it helps ^^
Recently changed my 2d art path to 3D. I'm an ex maya user so having to learn blender has been a bit scary but it's all coming back to me slowly. Thank you for making this so easy!
I wish “texuture package” come with details - Ctrl + T didn’t work for me so I used a trannslater to figure them out. Also it would be nicer if you can add explanation of the logics behind the shading nodes.
explaining the logic would definitely help (as you said) I'm sure a lot of people watches these tutorials are just trying to learn the functions and buttons rather than how to make the object itself.
Thanks for the tutorial. I learned a lot from you over the summer, and many of the things and styles you make are my favorite, which is what motivated me to learn blender(*^_^*)
at 15:42 my BSDF don't look like that, i have a subsurface section but it doesn't have an option for selecting colors. does anyone know what i did wrong? the only options on subsurface selection for me are weight, radius, scale and anisotropy. and comparing with the example shown at 16:15, mine doesn't have the drop down menu "GGX"
nevermind, i think figured it out! i'm using a newer version of blender, the GGX option is found in the "Specular" section now. roughness and other values are also located a bit differently, i played around until i achieved a similar result as in the video.
Ensure you have the add-on called node wrangler. Ensure it is enabled. If you have node wrangle, to use CTRL + T, you have to first SELECT the node you want to add the texture setup to. Once selected, hit CTRL + T.
For those still having trouble with the Ctrl + T apart at 12:47:
Edit > Preferences > Add-ons > Search for Node Wrangler and tick to enable. Under its drop down menu of the node you will see the ‘Location:’ and in my case the shortcut key is Shift + W. Click on the noise texture node > Shift+ W > Add texture setup
Technically Shift + T should work but since mine didn’t, here was my way around it. I hope it helps ^^
Thanks!!!
this helped!! thank you
ありがとうございます！そのさくらんぼは本当にきれいです
The English version is good! Thank you always.
Thank you for watching my video🤍
Recently changed my 2d art path to 3D. I'm an ex maya user so having to learn blender has been a bit scary but it's all coming back to me slowly. Thank you for making this so easy!
Thank you so much✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾✨🍒🪷😌
Thank you! This was one of the best tutorials. I love the music and how you teach. Thank you again.
Thank You for the tutorial it was helpful and i tried it and everything worked well
Thank you for watching my video🤍
your tutorials are really nice and easy to follow
I wish “texuture package” come with details - Ctrl + T didn’t work for me so I used a trannslater to figure them out. Also it would be nicer if you can add explanation of the logics behind the shading nodes.
I am having problems with the same step :( what did you do instead?
explaining the logic would definitely help (as you said)
I'm sure a lot of people watches these tutorials are just trying to learn the functions and buttons rather than how to make the object itself.
@@dahmo_4501did you ever figure it out?
Enable the node wragler add-on on preferences
Thank you for the tutorial! It was really doable and easy to follow. ❤
12:45 the "Texture package" is just texture coordinate, and vector mapping.
thx
Thank you!
thankss
Thanks a tonne. The ctrl+T command wasn't fruitful. But there is no texture coordinate..
Hi, I don’t get it. Nothing happened with Command + T. Can I continue without doing that?
Thanks for the tutorial. I learned a lot from you over the summer, and many of the things and styles you make are my favorite, which is what motivated me to learn blender(*^_^*)
Thank you for watching my video💓
thank you!!!
thank you
VERY VERY cool video!!!
Thank you ❤👏🏻
Thank you I love you
とてもかわいいチュートリアルで、大変楽しくできました。
水滴が透明っぽくならず、暗い色になってしまうのですが、何か原因は考えられますでしょうか、、、😢
at 15:42 my BSDF don't look like that, i have a subsurface section but it doesn't have an option for selecting colors. does anyone know what i did wrong? the only options on subsurface selection for me are weight, radius, scale and anisotropy. and comparing with the example shown at 16:15, mine doesn't have the drop down menu "GGX"
nevermind, i think figured it out! i'm using a newer version of blender, the GGX option is found in the "Specular" section now. roughness and other values are also located a bit differently, i played around until i achieved a similar result as in the video.
nice teaching video
I pressed ctlr + t at 12:45 and the window doesn't show up like this. Any idea why?
Ensure you have the add-on called node wrangler. Ensure it is enabled.
If you have node wrangle, to use CTRL + T, you have to first SELECT the node you want to add the texture setup to. Once selected, hit CTRL + T.
@@melaniewilson9440 Hi I did all of that and still it's not working for me
What nodes did you enter at 12.47? The pink one and the purple one? Ctrl and T doesnt bring up anything on screen for me. Im using Blender 4
Edit→preference →Add-ons →右上の検索(＝filter)でnode と入力するとnodeNode Wranglerが出てくるのでチェックを入れるとctrlTできます！
@@3dmasshiro Its ok I figured it out using Google Translate. Thanks. Great tutorial.
Hi, how can I export the final image?
12:43 ここでctrl Tを実行したとき、ビデオのようには見えないはずです。どうしたらいいでしょう。
When I do ctrl T here, it doesn't look like the video.
遅くなってごめんなさい！Edit→preference →Add-ons →右上の検索(＝filter)でnode と入力するとnodeNode Wranglerが出てくるのでチェックを入れるとctrlTできます！
@@3dmasshiro ありがとうございます！ 映像がとても独歩的で面白いです。 これからも頑張ります！
@@3dmasshiro thank you so much!!
@@3dmasshiro ohh thanks
my water drops are not transparent but a greenish color, I don't know what I did wrong
same here did you figure out how to fix it please ?
@@lydiabendief Set the roughness and metallic to 0 and the transmission to 100