*Procedural Material Tutorial Playlist:* czcams.com/play/PLsGl9GczcgBs6TtApKKK-L_0Nm6fovNPk.html *Procedural Material Packs:* ryankingart.gumroad.com/?query=procedural%20material%20pack&sort=newest
Thank you so much! Nodes were a scary part of Blender that I was apprehensive about getting into, I had no idea what they did or how to approach them. Your video has opened that door. Thanks again.
Thank you for the awesome tutorial. As a newbie blender, I'm so confused at procedural material and using the nodes in shader. Your kind, crystal clear and straightforward explanation (w/ bunch of tips) is incredibly helpful in understanding the NODES! I'm watching and learning your previous vids related to this topic one by one, and carving my own material-nodes-diagrams in my mind like a subway map. lol... Thanks again, Mr. King! :)
I was so overwhelmed with the shading tab when I first started Blender. I’ve completed a few tutorials but nothing has really stuck in my head. You made me no longer feel worried about procedural nodes (until I try and do them myself) and have done a wonderful job explaining it!
Bro just the perfect tutorial for beginners ..... I recommend everyone to go through his video. His explanation is clean like water.. Most of the youtubers just do it for the sake of doing...but salute to this guy and his explaination..
Dude, what I think is "beginner" here is actually a hill of tips that I am discovering even with more than a year of use in Blender. This IS the definitive tutorial to get you started with nodes so congratulations.
Many thanks for your great effort and for this introduction. I am highly fascinated about the possibilities of procedural materials done with nodes. It seems to be a complex topic and I had some troubles to follow. This is not your fault, I'm just old and slow. I love the fact that you are more independent of third party libraries and asset packs when you master the procedural materials skill. Reason enough to have a deeper look into it. Thanks again, Ryan.
This tutorial is just so incredible. You explained so many different kinds of nodes in an organized way that we as beginners can absorb them more easily. Tank you!!!
its just mind blowing how many things you can learn online for free, your channel is helping me achieve my goals with an easy and simple to understand tutorials. keep up the good work.
Glad to hear that! I learned Blender by watching lots of free tutorials on CZcams, so I wanted to give back to the community and make tutorials to help others. And I'm also trying to make Blender content for a living. 🙂 Glad the videos are helpful, and thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for a great tutorial. Geometry nodes make a lot more sense when you think of them as object-oriented scripting. As an old programmer it immediately clarified things for me. Looking forward to more.
you were so helpful it was actually unbelivable i thought i wouldve just stopped trying to learn nodes but this video was so easy to understand & really was for beginners. Cuz there are some other videos saying its for beginners but goes on a trip to create the most complex node system without explaining one thing. Or you would have to replay the videos millions of times just to catch on to what they are even saying or doing.
I've tons of bitmaps that I use in Blender currently. Some tiffs and UV's that I created when I was constructing custom bsp, map levels and objects, weapons vehicles scenery for Halo CE and various gaming groups around 2007 to 2011.. The old jms tag assemblies lightmaps and the ever so blind days of the cmd "wait to see what you baked " lol. I mean, watching a render in real time is only one of many mind blowing assets Blender posses. and it's free!! I paid upward of 2,000 for Autodesk in 2008 to 2010 ver That being said, this node assembly ui and the way the textures and finally materials are constructed is another mind sweeper but you lay it out very well. Thanks again for another stellar tut:)
Hi Ryan. Thank you so much for this amazing and in-depth tutorial! You've contributed so much to the Blender community, this is some really great work. I just wanted to tell you though, that the 4th last section of your tutorial(Vector nodes) doesn't seem to produce the same effect on an object in Blender 4.1 Not sure if it's a bug, but essentially nothing happens to the object.
This is one of the bestest tutorial ..explained very well and clearly..worth to watch..and sir is there any tutorials about modifiers..I'm eager to learn
The shader section initially felt very magical, with a lot of stuff happening without any clear reason. Through your youtube videos I've managed to get a little understanding of the nodes. This video deepens my understanding of the shader section. I've only watched 35min so far, but thank you for this video.
Very informative. I learnt a lot and really appreciate the time you put into making these videos. I'm surely going to rewatch this video several times as I think it contains the basics that a beginner like me needs.
Your videos are the best I found in the internet for blender tutorial. Your way of explanation is very good. I am starting a channel to upload videos on quantum computing in 3d animations. Even though blender is hard I am enjoying doing it.
I don't know English. I am using machine translation to watch your video. Because the translation is not accurate, I need to watch some parts for several times to understand. But it's still a very good instructional video. Thank you
Thanks I've been looking for this kind of tutorial ever since I've started blender I really want to understand the node's ..this is really a great help..
Great Tutorial, thank you. The best i came across on this topic, non of the others i came across did a good job at explaining them. Thanks for simplifying!
@@RyanKingArt Actually I searched the CZcams to make sense what is a node editor is. This video I find closely resembles that. As a suggestion, please give a brief explanation about what is and what are we going to do in first few minutes of any video. This would connect to any person who is at any level of expertise as well as to any person who just hits a particular video for a first time. I am just a beginner. Thanks for the video.
Great and easy to follow tutorial, Ryan! I am brand new to using nodes - very helpful. Beginner question: what are the advantages of using procedural material over UV mapping? Does it cut down on rendering computation? File size? Thanks again!!
Thanks! You can't really compare UV mapping and Procedural materials. Procedural materials is the type of material, where as UV mapping is how the texture is placed on the object. So you can UV map a procedural material onto an object.
Hi Ryan I have a really simple question for you. While working with the Procedural Nodes. How do you plug a purple output into a yellow color input. but keep the final result grey? I have a [Mapping > Gradient Texture >Mix] and the result goes from black and white grey scale to RGB noise How do I retain the Greyscale data? Sorry if this question doesn't make any sense to you let me know and I will go into more detail.
Hello Ryan, excellent tutorial as always. Please tell me, how long have you been using blender? How much time did it take you to learn all these things?
Thanks so much for taking the time to explain this subject ! 🥲 as a newbie in blender this particular part of the program really scare me😵💫 but after your really good explaination I'm so motivated to keep learning. You are an awesome teacher. Thanks again! ✨️
I appreciate the help, maybe try easing people into the hotkeys, the first ten minutes is just hotkeys that go in one ear and out the other lol. its not a critique of you, more on how blender adds functionality that to make a tutorial half the time has to be to its hot keys lol
*Procedural Material Tutorial Playlist:* czcams.com/play/PLsGl9GczcgBs6TtApKKK-L_0Nm6fovNPk.html
*Procedural Material Packs:* ryankingart.gumroad.com/?query=procedural%20material%20pack&sort=newest
Thank you so much! Nodes were a scary part of Blender that I was apprehensive about getting into, I had no idea what they did or how to approach them. Your video has opened that door. Thanks again.
Glad my video could help! Thanks for watching : )
For me the same! I join the thanks!
Thank you for the awesome tutorial. As a newbie blender, I'm so confused at procedural material and using the nodes in shader.
Your kind, crystal clear and straightforward explanation (w/ bunch of tips) is incredibly helpful in understanding the NODES!
I'm watching and learning your previous vids related to this topic one by one, and carving my own material-nodes-diagrams in my mind like a subway map. lol...
Thanks again, Mr. King! :)
Glad my video is helpful!
I was so overwhelmed with the shading tab when I first started Blender. I’ve completed a few tutorials but nothing has really stuck in my head. You made me no longer feel worried about procedural nodes (until I try and do them myself) and have done a wonderful job explaining it!
glad it helped! thanks for watching.
Bro just the perfect tutorial for beginners ..... I recommend everyone to go through his video. His explanation is clean like water.. Most of the youtubers just do it for the sake of doing...but salute to this guy and his explaination..
Thank you so much 😀
Dude, what I think is "beginner" here is actually a hill of tips that I am discovering even with more than a year of use in Blender. This IS the definitive tutorial to get you started with nodes so congratulations.
Thanks!
Why every great tutorials has less views and Subscriber. Thankyou Bro for this Amazing tutorial.
Thank you 😄
Many people made blender shading tutorials and most are garbage. After long search seems like i found a good one at last thanks bro
Hope you enjoy the video!
Many thanks for your great effort and for this introduction. I am highly fascinated about the possibilities of procedural materials done with nodes. It seems to be a complex topic and I had some troubles to follow. This is not your fault, I'm just old and slow. I love the fact that you are more independent of third party libraries and asset packs when you master the procedural materials skill. Reason enough to have a deeper look into it. Thanks again, Ryan.
This tutorial is just so incredible. You explained so many different kinds of nodes in an organized way that we as beginners can absorb them more easily. Tank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
the simplicity in your explanation makes me love your videos, keep up the great work Ryan!
thanks
Please, give an Oscar to this man!!!!!! No!!! give 2, in case he loses the first!! Excellent tuto! Tks!!!
Haha thanks : )
34:10 in 4.1 (and onwards) the Musgrave texture functionality was merged with the Noise texture
yes 👍
its just mind blowing how many things you can learn online for free, your channel is helping me achieve my goals with an easy and simple to understand tutorials. keep up the good work.
Glad to hear that! I learned Blender by watching lots of free tutorials on CZcams, so I wanted to give back to the community and make tutorials to help others. And I'm also trying to make Blender content for a living. 🙂 Glad the videos are helpful, and thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for a great tutorial. Geometry nodes make a lot more sense when you think of them as object-oriented scripting. As an old programmer it immediately clarified things for me. Looking forward to more.
Cool!
This is the most simplified and greatly explained nodes video thanks for the tutorial ❤
You're very welcome!
Nice overview. It helped clarify the different categories of nodes and how the interrelate.
Glad it was helpful!
you were so helpful it was actually unbelivable i thought i wouldve just stopped trying to learn nodes but this video was so easy to understand & really was for beginners. Cuz there are some other videos saying its for beginners but goes on a trip to create the most complex node system without explaining one thing. Or you would have to replay the videos millions of times just to catch on to what they are even saying or doing.
Thanks for watching!
I know this is old, it's new for me. I'm starting to learn Blender. Thanks for the video
welcome
Thankyou so much for this! Nodes have always been a headache but you simplified it for me, thankyou again.
hope the video helps!
You are a real Teacher, right? This tutorial is great!! It was better than my 3 hours shader class I had yesterday!
Glad you liked it!
This video is still super useful and effective for beginners and thank you so much for this kind of high quality unpaid contents.
I've tons of bitmaps that I use in Blender currently. Some tiffs and UV's that I created when I was constructing custom bsp, map levels and objects, weapons vehicles scenery for Halo CE and various gaming groups around 2007 to 2011.. The old jms tag assemblies lightmaps and the ever so blind days of the cmd "wait to see what you baked " lol. I mean, watching a render in real time is only one of many mind blowing assets Blender posses. and it's free!! I paid upward of 2,000 for Autodesk in 2008 to 2010 ver That being said, this node assembly ui and the way the textures and finally materials are constructed is another mind sweeper but you lay it out very well. Thanks again for another stellar tut:)
Yeah, Blender is amazing! Thanks for watching!
Hi Ryan. Thank you so much for this amazing and in-depth tutorial! You've contributed so much to the Blender community, this is some really great work. I just wanted to tell you though, that the 4th last section of your tutorial(Vector nodes) doesn't seem to produce the same effect on an object in Blender 4.1 Not sure if it's a bug, but essentially nothing happens to the object.
This is one of the bestest tutorial ..explained very well and clearly..worth to watch..and sir is there any tutorials about modifiers..I'm eager to learn
The shader section initially felt very magical, with a lot of stuff happening without any clear reason.
Through your youtube videos I've managed to get a little understanding of the nodes. This video deepens my understanding of the shader section. I've only watched 35min so far, but thank you for this video.
thanks for watching!
@@RyanKingArt What's the best way to support you with a one-time monetary donation?
@@janimattie Purchasing something from my Gumroad store is a great way to do that. 👍
Very informative. I learnt a lot and really appreciate the time you put into making these videos. I'm surely going to rewatch this video several times as I think it contains the basics that a beginner like me needs.
Thanks for watching!
I just started blender and this was a great intro. The pace and detail was just right. Thanks a ton!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I needed a Nodes 101, and this was perfect. Next stop Compositing Nodes!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching.
Your beginner guides are so helpful, watched the IK rigging and the Animation ones also, just as good!
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much sir for this incredible video! :)
you are very welcome!
Your videos are the best I found in the internet for blender tutorial. Your way of explanation is very good. I am starting a channel to upload videos on quantum computing in 3d animations. Even though blender is hard I am enjoying doing it.
Cool Thanks for watching!
00:04 It seems much more complicated than it actually is. There are only a few types of nodes duplicated several times.
yeah its not actually too complex. isn't that a good thing? : )
I don't know English. I am using machine translation to watch your video. Because the translation is not accurate, I need to watch some parts for several times to understand. But it's still a very good instructional video. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Very, very, very helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Ia am new to this channel and I can tell you, you are a hero. thanks for helping with these tutorials. and for more and more
Thanks for watching!
i learn mostly myself but i like tutorials like that
👍
Just started 3D, covered so much in a few hours. Thank you sir
thanks for watching!
Still awesome after 2 years! Thanks for the amazing video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this. New ideas to go back and work on hands myself today.
Thanks for watching!
your videos are so helpful and explanatory. you are great and thanks for sharing.
Glad you like them!
Thank you! Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
By far the best auto I've found on this subject. Thank you so much !
Glad you like it!
It is supremely helpful, I was confused about nodes earlier but this tutorial clarifies everything ,Very informative and knowledgeable. Thanks a Lot!
Glad it was helpful!
You are the king of Blender tutorials. Thank you!
Glad you like them!
Thank you very much! I'm starting my journey in the 3D universe and your videos have helped me a lot and encouraged me to move forward.
glad my videos can help!
this is a lifesaver, thank you!!
Glad it helped!
i like you you are the best teacher Thank you Thank you💗💗
Thank you! 😃
Do more of the procedural materials please it's so addicting but but killing my texture folder at the same time
Thanks! I will!
Fantastic video, thank you for making this! You explained everything so well!
Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching!
Thanks I've been looking for this kind of tutorial ever since I've started blender I really want to understand the node's ..this is really a great help..
thanks for watching
Ya there's a lot more useful information in your videos than just the topic at hand. Excellent vid, very useful and exciting!
thanks!
Very Informative video Thanks you very much love from india
Glad it was helpful!
i been looking for this tutorial, thank you 🙏🏻
Hope you find it helpful!
always on 1.5X
edit: you are a king of tutorials
thanks 😄
Great Tutorial, thank you. The best i came across on this topic, non of the others i came across did a good job at explaining them. Thanks for simplifying!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this tutorial, very nice explained!
You're very welcome!
Thank you, it's a great video. Now i have a clear general view of nodes! Need to practise as hell to make this smooth in my mind.
glad it helped!
I owe my thanks to you
glad you like it
Excellent explanations. Really appreciate this tutorial.
Glad you liked it!
It was really awesome and useful Tutorial . I didnt find any tutorial about shading with these much details. thank you
Glad you like the tutorial. Thanks for watching!
You got a new subscriber, thank you so much...
Thanks for the sub!
Thanks Ryan, this is a great walkthrough...... best one yet on Procedurals
thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video man
you're very welcome!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS TUTORIAL!!!
you're welcome!
Video was so thorough, immediately subbed; definitely will watch again✅️
thank you!
Very well broken down tut on the nodes. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! thanks for watching.
Finally someone explaining this . Thank you so much for your help!!
Glad it helped!
Thank you for this!!! You have no idea how helpful this was
glad it helped!
This tutorial is just amazing!! So helpful! Thank you very much!
Thank you for watching!
You are a legend! I just can say thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you so much Ryan the King for making this:)
Thanks for watching!
First class tutorial, many thx
You're welcome!!
dear sir, plz make a video of all of the nodes on how to work. I am a beginner at the blender. it's helpful for me.
Oh, I actually don't know how to use every single node either. I know how most of them work, but not all.
@@RyanKingArt Thank you sir, for your response
Thanks!
thank you for your support!
I feel like harry potter.. when u meet those nodes you just discover Magic :) :) so amazing :) thanks for the tutorial :)
Lol Thanks 🙂
Amazing tutorial
Thanks Blender Stuffs!
What is your favorite Node ? Maybe it's Noise Texture or ColorRamp 😅
Noise texture or Voronoi Texture 😄
thnx so much. This was very helpful.
glad it helped!
This is the tutorial I was seeking for. Thanks. Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub! Hope you find the video helpful!
@@RyanKingArt Actually I searched the CZcams to make sense what is a node editor is. This video I find closely resembles that. As a suggestion, please give a brief explanation about what is and what are we going to do in first few minutes of any video. This would connect to any person who is at any level of expertise as well as to any person who just hits a particular video for a first time. I am just a beginner. Thanks for the video.
@@rakeshpk4991 thanks for the feedback
Great and easy to follow tutorial, Ryan! I am brand new to using nodes - very helpful. Beginner question: what are the advantages of using procedural material over UV mapping? Does it cut down on rendering computation? File size? Thanks again!!
Thanks! You can't really compare UV mapping and Procedural materials. Procedural materials is the type of material, where as UV mapping is how the texture is placed on the object. So you can UV map a procedural material onto an object.
thank you so much for such a detailed and informative video!
You're welcome!
Hi Ryan I have a really simple question for you. While working with the Procedural Nodes. How do you plug a purple output into a yellow color input. but keep the final result grey?
I have a [Mapping > Gradient Texture >Mix] and the result goes from black and white grey scale to RGB noise How do I retain the Greyscale data? Sorry if this question doesn't make any sense to you let me know and I will go into more detail.
Yeah, if you could go into more detail, I would appreciate it. What is the final result you are after?
Thank you so much, your channel is a treasure
glad to hear that!
You a 🐐 🐐🐐 for this soooo helpful to understand thank you 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing, thank you so much for making this
You're welcome!
just perfect. Tnx a lot
thanks for watching!
you are my hero Sr. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤you are the super hero.
Thanks! : )
you are the goat man
thanks : )
Hello Ryan, excellent tutorial as always. Please tell me, how long have you been using blender? How much time did it take you to learn all these things?
I've been using Blender for almost 7 years now. : )
I also like cycles better and it became lots more performant in latest Blender versions
Yeah, cycles is a lot more realistic. : )
I'm just beginner but i have one exeriment of shading and is look so cool
Cool!
Thank you for this amazing tutorial 👍👍👍👍
Glad you liked it!
Thank you!! 10/10 Tutorial
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
So helpful, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much! Great share
thanks!
Another great video! Thanks for these! Is there a similar video that delves deeper into some of the more advanced nodes?
Thanks for watching! hmm, no I don't really have any other beginner procedural node tutorials.
after watching this tutorial, I recommend watching my procedural material tutorial playlist.
AMAZING TUTORIAL :)
Thanks! Glad you like it.
Thanks so much for taking the time to explain this subject ! 🥲 as a newbie in blender this particular part of the program really scare me😵💫 but after your really good explaination I'm so motivated to keep learning. You are an awesome teacher. Thanks again! ✨️
thanks for watching!
I appreciate the help, maybe try easing people into the hotkeys, the first ten minutes is just hotkeys that go in one ear and out the other lol. its not a critique of you, more on how blender adds functionality that to make a tutorial half the time has to be to its hot keys lol
thanks for the feedback 👍