Blender 2.81 : REALISTIC Procedural Bricks (In 3 Minutes!!!)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Have you ever worried you aren't real? Not a problem!! Learn everything you need to make the realist bricks in the next 3 minutes!!! As always, hope it helps :)
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"alright, now let's do some crack."
theee best
Legend has it the most realistic brick is shaped like the subscribe button-
clicked it but nothing legendary happened, guess i'll have to watch all your videos and see if my luck improves!
My man, you are legitimately a fucking powerhouse. Best Blender content I've ever seen. It's off-putting how funny your zingers are too, tutorials are either funny and slow or boring and good but these are funny, fast, and good. There is a very, very bright future ahead of you. Consider your patreon +1 sub and a sold copy of your game.
@@LC-yo3bj Thank you soooo much for the kind words, I do my very best. Really appreciate the +1 and the game copy too.
Welcome to the channel man :)
Thank you for leaving an image picture in the description of the material set up so that we can follow it ourselves. not many youtube users do that in their tutorials.
Please keep doing that for future videos! And keep up the amazing work you make, you've helped me a lot these days to understand materials in Blender, again thank you so much for your work!!
I just discovered this channel, and it's exactly what I've been looking for.
Fast paced tutorials that don't eat your time, but give you a general idea of how it's done!
Glad the tutorials are helping!
Welcome to the channel :)
155 likes and 0 dislikes, finally an accurate show of the quality
for those of you that dont know you can hit CTRL + J to join all your node in a frame like he did
Thx !
four minutes. that's what it took to make a REALISTIC brick texture procedurally. The closest tutorial I've found that gives you this quality is a three-part series that is 35 minutes each.
Its easy to watch someone put together a shader and copy it, but to understand it. That a whole nother level. And thats what these videos do.
I thought it was already amazing that Blender had the Brick Shader. And now you just outdone yourself... WITH crack too!
Wanted to kill your computer? Not a problem!!! Learn everything you need to make the realist bricks in the next 3 minutes!!!
instructions unclear it turned my pc into a brick
For those making more complex walls (towers, castles, or whatever) if your bricks seem to be distorted right at the beginning, you need to add a Texture Coordinates + UV Mapping node and use the UVs you would have unwrapped before.
I liked this video. Then I disliked it just so I could like it again! You deserve more likes man. Great tut as always! Cheers! :D
We got them realistic bricks. Now lets get them HYPER realistic. I want it so real I can FEEL the bumps through my screen.
Good tutorial btw.
add a displacement map to your monitor
@@GoulartGH oh shit you right.
Hell of a nice texture. thx for the share.
That musgrave into noise distortion slot (1:20) is a hell of a shader in and of itself - can see using that for many things
Best best part is: "not a problem" haha. Keep best quality videos as you always do!
Can you do a tutorial on how to make a procedural dirt or grass texture
Absolute Mad Lad he actually did it
Also that as a fair notice the "Mix shader" is now MixRGB for those who are using blender 2.9 and up
Muchas gracias.
@@benjaminesqueda2100 De nada
Me: Clicks on "Blender 2.81 : REALISTIC Procedural Bricks (In 3 Minutes!!!" video.
Me: *sneezes*
My brother: You just missed the whole tutorial!!
Many thanks. Did it! Now for a stiff drink and a nice lie down.
Brutal
Oh my goodness. Amazing!
Thank you for this one it worked out great for me
I like this video,quick time to learn something
And after 150 nodes, you too can make bricks look real!
You. Are. Amazing!
Wow! It was so real my computer crashed trying to load it!
Note that for the Mortar Smooth step, you should use the Mix node, not the Mix Shader node. I had that problem myself.
Thanks for the tip, I'll keep that in mind next time!
Thanks for showing this very helpful tutorial and happy blending with blender.
....and my brain crashes(in 4 minutes!)
HAHAHA! I listened to your warning, but i went for it, then my computer crashed when i mixed all of them textures and i forgat to save😂😂
Oh NOOOOOOO. Yeah, be sure to save before you drag stuff in :(
Everyone : Awesome!! Great job you've done buddy!!
Me based on what I heard : black 1.5 white 0.733 red 0.0145 roughness .344 distortion 4.33 scale 131....
thank you so much man, great video
Incredible job
Dude, lol. This is legendary shit.
Im number one, COOL MAN
Incredible, I haven't even finished posting it on twitter yet lol. For you're valor, I Knight you "First of Realistic Bricks"-
You may rise-
Thanks for all your tips man. Really apreciated your work. Saludos!
thanks a lot for this! you're awesome
Top Tip.
Set your camera view up first. Moving that thing with this active is a slog.
thanks so much for this
Really nice brick material, just wish the Eevee renderer supported displacement without using the displace mesh modifier
Absolutely perfect. +1 sub!
Thank you and welcome aboard!!! :)
@@TheRoyalSkies Thanks a lot!
Brilliant format! Love these videos and watch every one, even if I don't really need/want to know about the subject matter. I can't bear watching "normal length" tutorials anymore (about anything). Drives me bonkers now. So thanks (not) for that part... :)
this was great and funny.
Oh boy. I'm so lucky to get to the point of where blender fails on me with the very last connection step... Anyways, I'd love to see one like this for human skin.
Noooooo! I should have told you guys to save before making the last connection :(
Sorry about that. But, thanks I'll take note of that for future vids :)
i hoped to see how you make the mortar with more distortion or noise. like it really looks mostly in old buildings. but nice video anyway! helped me already a lot
im gonna make a rap about making procedural bricks in blender with his explanation lol
Who the hell thought it'd be a good idea to attempt the worlds quickest tutorial using the most unnecessarily precise values all while not calling out the right node names?
I think you have a fettish with ColorRamps and Multiply Shaders. I think.
Excelente, muchas gracias!!!
its gonna be great when ur describing the quality and texture of the 100,000 and 1,000,000+ subscriber youtube play button thing you have in your hand :)
Hahaha, I'm working on it-
Maybe the RUclips play button should be the tutorial for that week lol
Thanks for the awesome tut! Two things, tho:
1. My mesh is a few units below the outline of the mesh. How to fix?
2. I wanted my mortar a light color, but that brings it out from the bricks. Not sure how to fix....
Maybe this is in the comments somewhere, but I can't find it.
1: You'll need to attach the brick node to a mapping and coordinate node and change "position" to place it where you want.
2: You can duplicate the brick node and use that to control color while the original is just used for displacement.
Hope that helps!
Use rgbcolor's color mode to color things
Make realistic bricks with now texture. . .
just wow
Sir, you got a follower. I'll become a patreon when I can afford it. This tutorial is helpfull at so many levels.!!!!!!!!!!!!
how to Give Color section in node ? like you give Grey color on that
click the node > shift + P > then change the color and name :)
@@TheRoyalSkies i try that, and the result just white.. how to change and give the name ?
@@WibuSableng Right after you do it, press F9 > and the label name and color options will appear~
thank you this helped so much, I have 1 question tho, how do you get your nodes into those boxes colored boxes with the title of what they do, my nodes are very disorganized lol
Ok, I got a question. The colors are correct but mine are not procedural. What did I do wrong? I have watched all of the steps again and don't see a problem? Help? Where should I look?
shit got real
how to make realistic procedural face texture?
great tutorials, thanks a lot!
So you mean skin texture?
godzilla had a stroke trying to keep up and died
Great tutorial, I'm pretty new to blender but I was able to follow all the way and get the exact look. the only thing I can't seem to get is the displacement to actually render. I have cycles set to experimental and the material surface setting set to displacement and bump. Any ideas?
I did everything how you did and its coming out at a grey white colour
Followeed the tutorial up to 0:45 and my texture is now bright pink with no bricks.
write a book of the node editor, and shaders use, with exemple and course around 20/25$ in amazon you will be a very good teacher for US !!!!!! so please take the time to do it !! i will buy it for sure, or if you dont need money... do it for us ;)
That is super flattering. I appreciate it :). I do plan to write a book one day. Maybe after I'm done with the tutorials lol
can this be used for games?
Sos muy capo (así nomás, en español te lo digo)
¡Muchas gracias!
mine looks nothing like this
just flat and doesnt even look like bricks just looks the same as the brick texture but with some dirt
@@tazegamer05 hey did u find a solution for this? cause i followed every step and it looks nice, but there's no displacement, it's just flat
@@assasssin5328 nope I rewatched this video several times and did the same steps even tried subdividing the plane a bunch then changing bump to displacement and bump but none of that worked
tazegamer05 same here, I tried literally everything that could possibly fix this issue, but nothing worked
@@assasssin5328 yeah it makes me think its clickbait
Ok, Im FRUSTRATED -- ive spent 2.5 hours on your 3 minute tutorial, and STILL all i have is a blank grey wall -- gotta admit im upset - including the final blend, or the node tree for download would be really helpful for those of us trying to get work done and NOT trying to spend hours doing a 10 second job
Does this work with EVee?
If plug the thing that went into the roughness channel into the surface material output, it is just white...is that supposed to be like that?
As real as the subscribe button lol
That doesn't look realistic that looks better then realiatic
It is a bit difficult to understand but if I remember, @Blenderify also did something like this but under 1 minute!! I think he is challenging you
@yewh, I also saw that video, it was quite informative. @Blenderify did a good job!!
Everything is perfect to me except that the invert node send me a completely white texture. Meaning that the Roughness is screwed. I couldn't find from where it came, so I tried to fix it with a ColorRamp but no luck so far...
Did anyone else got that too ?
Maybe try a brightness and contrast node to bring the dark and lights out? A math node set to multiply might do the trick too-
Does someone has the .blend for this ?
I wonder if its wise to fry your graphic card with this procedural brick texture, when its easy to do a PBR brick texture.
That one is really slowing down my computer. I have heard that you'd better not play with multiple noise texture set to the highest level of detail (16). Slows down the render too...
Ideally you would bake the procedurals into standard image textures, and then use those to instead of the real-time procedural. For the sake of time though, I only show the procedural creation process, but you're right, probably not too wise- lol
@@TheRoyalSkies You are doing great anyway 👊😅
Bronk
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Procedural brick texture in 3 super fast minute :/
Ah yes, the near-perfect tutorial. Quick and to the point but all info is easily heard and visible for pausing and going back to reference. Enjoyable to listen to. Some "but wait, theres more!" infomercial style "extra". Though... you lost me with all the subscribe mentions. If I went out for dinner and my waiter came over to the table and was like "Hey there, heres our specials, I'll go get your drinks, and don't forget to tip!", I would be like... bro... Only to come back while I am eating, bend down and whisper into my ear "...don't forget to tip" and walks away. Then as we are getting ready to leave was like "Thanks for coming, go ahead and smash my tip down on the table real quick and come back soon and be sure to tell your friends to ask for me but to bring cash because I hate dealing with credit cards", I would tell him to get bent. I know how youtube works.
Aside from that, you are doing fine work here. Keep at it.
This gave me 10 fps lmao
Hey how can we add grunge to textured models?
This is so damn hard to follow
Slow down!
If it's too fast, try slowing it down to .75 or .5 on the settings!
Wanted to kill your computer? Not a problem!!! Learn everything you need to make the realist bricks in the next 3 minutes!!!