Hey , i just wanted to thank you for your vidéos , i'm learning blender myself and your channel is a gold mine ! it's great to have talented people sharing their knowledge !
@@RyanKingArt I did not watch it fully. Only clicked through it to see how the end result looks like (thumbnail was too small for a good preview). But it did went immediately into my Video list for CGI tutorials I need. (Edit: I am currently in a rush, brother has birthday tomorrow and we organize a party for him :D) You do as always such a good job explaining. I am sure when I watch it, it will again sound like the easiest thing to do on earth.
First of all, although the color mix node is just a mix node in the latest versions of Blender, if you press Shift+A to add a new node, and then choose Color from the pop-up menu, "Mix Color" is in there and gives you exactly the same result as searching for mix and then changing it to Color from Float if you are mixing colours. Also, when you put the multiply mode in to make the leather texture scale more sensitive (around the 24:00 mark), you can can come out of the group node and then divide the scale by the amount you are multiplying it by within the group to get exactly the same result. Here you just need to add "/20" (without the quotes) after the 700 which is already there. In this case it's easy enough to do the maths in your head but there are times when you might use less rounded figures so this is just to remind people you can do that. Finally, this is really impressive so thanks for putting it together and for explaining it so well. I'm still learning after years of using Blender and my favourite trick you have taught me is using the HSV node to control brightness and so to control roughness. Thanks again.
This material looks realistic! It's good for for covering how to make a node group. I want some inspiration to make other materials when I'm bored, so can you tell me some ideas that you have planned to make for the future? I will cover how I made them if you ask. I like that you make some tutorials on other material node subjects, rather than making the finished product occasionally. Can you make more tutorials on that?
Thank you so much Ryan I really liked all you tutorial it is very helpful ,and when you are going to make another Art Critique tutorial ? I have animation want to show you .
Thanks! It takes me anywhere between a few hours to a few days to make a material, depending on how complex it is and how many problems I run across. But then creating the full tutorial, uploading the project files, and all that, adds another few days of work.
I actually made a video specifically about that: czcams.com/video/i4GAHxtDAsk/video.html In the new Blender update of 3.4, they changed the Mix RGB node, to just the mix node. But it still works exactly the same.
Hey , i just wanted to thank you for your vidéos , i'm learning blender myself and your channel is a gold mine ! it's great to have talented people sharing their knowledge !
glad my videos can help!
This is one of the better looking leather tutorials and very in depth! Can't wait to give it a try!
glad you like it!
Thank you, blessed Lord of the Procedural Tutorials :D
This will help me a lot with my character model in the future for the leather armor parts!
glad you like it! Thanks for watching.
@@RyanKingArt I did not watch it fully. Only clicked through it to see how the end result looks like (thumbnail was too small for a good preview). But it did went immediately into my Video list for CGI tutorials I need. (Edit: I am currently in a rush, brother has birthday tomorrow and we organize a party for him :D)
You do as always such a good job explaining. I am sure when I watch it, it will again sound like the easiest thing to do on earth.
@@heramaaroricon4738 thanks! 👍
First of all, although the color mix node is just a mix node in the latest versions of Blender, if you press Shift+A to add a new node, and then choose Color from the pop-up menu, "Mix Color" is in there and gives you exactly the same result as searching for mix and then changing it to Color from Float if you are mixing colours. Also, when you put the multiply mode in to make the leather texture scale more sensitive (around the 24:00 mark), you can can come out of the group node and then divide the scale by the amount you are multiplying it by within the group to get exactly the same result. Here you just need to add "/20" (without the quotes) after the 700 which is already there. In this case it's easy enough to do the maths in your head but there are times when you might use less rounded figures so this is just to remind people you can do that.
Finally, this is really impressive so thanks for putting it together and for explaining it so well. I'm still learning after years of using Blender and my favourite trick you have taught me is using the HSV node to control brightness and so to control roughness. Thanks again.
Beautiful! I have been hoping for this for a while, can't wait for the last one of the set. Thanks!
thanks! 👍
Fantastic tutorial and material! Thank you so much 🖤
You're welcome! 👍
Damn, Looks really good. Thank you for the video :)
glad you like it!
this is fire ❤️🔥🫶🇮🇹
thanks!
This material looks realistic! It's good for for covering how to make a node group. I want some inspiration to make other materials when I'm bored, so can you tell me some ideas that you have planned to make for the future? I will cover how I made them if you ask.
I like that you make some tutorials on other material node subjects, rather than making the finished product occasionally. Can you make more tutorials on that?
thank youu so much man.. i love your tutorials
Glad you like them!
Amazing 🤩🤩
wow that was fast! I just posted this. 😄 Thanks!
If you can please make new robot tutorial series
thanks for the tutorial request. I get lots of tutorial requests, but I will consider it. Specifically what type of robot would you like me to make?
@@RyanKingArt emo pet robot
👍👍👍
Thank you!
I'd like to see a brand (as an external node), possible use of image, on this leather. Nice job on the texture.
thanks for the idea 👍
Thank you so much Ryan I really liked all you tutorial it is very helpful ,and when you are going to make another Art Critique tutorial ?
I have animation want to show you .
Thanks for watching! Sorry, I just lost interest in making the art critique videos, so I stopped doing them.
@@RyanKingArt
thanks Ryan .
I had a problem when i press shift+ctrl won't work and the texture won't show up
you need to enable the node wrangler addon in blenders user preferences.
Great stuff per usual! How long would you say that it takes you to make one of these materials?
Thanks! It takes me anywhere between a few hours to a few days to make a material, depending on how complex it is and how many problems I run across. But then creating the full tutorial, uploading the project files, and all that, adds another few days of work.
Can u give us the final result
you can purchase the final material files on my Gumroad, or you can also get access to the files by joining my Patreon.
Advanced robot tutorial when please?
have you watched my Sci-Fi Mech robot tutorial series?
I’m using version 3.0.1 and the MIX node ( at 8:18 ) is different from the video. It’s haven’t the same parameters
I actually made a video specifically about that: czcams.com/video/i4GAHxtDAsk/video.html
In the new Blender update of 3.4, they changed the Mix RGB node, to just the mix node. But it still works exactly the same.
@@RyanKingArt oh god. I’m an idiot. I didn’t check last update a long time, apologies 🤦🏻♂️
@@user-om4dh3pj8l no problem. : )
i followed the tutorial but mine doesnt looked cracked
Same here. Did you activate the displacement and bump option?
2:09 oops !
Haha, yeah regular sphere, not Ico-sphere. 😂 when you talk that much in tutorials, you eventually make mistakes.
Hello how make this in blender???
czcams.com/video/DPC9K5ZCoL8/video.html
thanks for the tutorial request.
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thanks!