All about noise textures and nodes in Blender

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  • čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
  • Here's an introduction to noise textures and nodes and how you can use them to take your work to new levels. Learn why procedural textures are often superior to images and how to make different types of noise textures for your models and volumes.
    0:00 Intro
    0:29 Intro to what noise is
    1:32 What I love about procedural textures
    2:49 What I use procedural noise for
    4:28 Various noise texture techniques
    21:25 Semi advanced techniques for further noise looks
    21:57 Adding color to noise
    23:39 Mapping range to go beyond 0 and 1
    26:03 Layering noise with Mix RGB
    27:52 Masking with Mix Factor
    29:45 UV coordinates for procedurals
    32:48 Object coordinates for procedurals
    33:04 Mixing vector coordinates
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Komentáře • 29

  • @glenn_r_frank_author
    @glenn_r_frank_author Před rokem +2

    Excellent video. I have played with all these nodes before but never had it at this basic levels os I never felt I knew what I was doing exactly. This helped a lot to fill in some of those areas of understanding I didn't have! Thanks.

    • @DanielGrovePhoto
      @DanielGrovePhoto  Před rokem

      Thanks for watching and writing! Glad this helped, it is very basic stuff but you have to start somewhere! Once you start layering, masking, and tweaking noises you can get all kinds of looks natural and fictional.

  • @Argyll9846
    @Argyll9846 Před rokem

    Every new Blender user should see this video as it demonstrates how to manipulate the noise textures in the program. I really hope you will do more.

    • @DanielGrovePhoto
      @DanielGrovePhoto  Před rokem

      Thank you so much for those kind words! I love helping people learn and become less intimidated and more inspired about tools like this. Check out my other videos in my blender playlist

  • @fractaldisarray1518
    @fractaldisarray1518 Před 2 měsíci

    This is an incredible video! As a beginner who still finds nodes intimidating and overwhelming whenever I try to dive in, this style of video made me really hyped and made me want to follow along with you as you were experimenting and playing in real time while explaining everything.
    I know it's been almost a year since this was uploaded, and you might have other plans, but I still really want to express interest in seeing a part 2 exploring noise patterns as mentioned at 2:39! It would be awesome to see! But meanwhile, you've got an incredible channel that I'm definitely going to start checking out now!
    Thank you for making and sharing this great video!

    • @DanielGrovePhoto
      @DanielGrovePhoto  Před 2 měsíci

      Thanks so much and thanks for the reminder of a part 2! I'll put on my list

  • @Nacreous01
    @Nacreous01 Před měsícem

    please make another video this is a super interesting topic

  • @wareagle9655
    @wareagle9655 Před rokem

    Always learning from you :)

  • @kevinmanley5043
    @kevinmanley5043 Před 9 měsíci

    great tutorial. thanks

  • @3dlover650
    @3dlover650 Před 6 měsíci

    Thank you!

  • @themollerz
    @themollerz Před rokem +1

    Great video dude.

  • @llewxam2469
    @llewxam2469 Před 4 měsíci

    Amazing video!

  • @EntangledFrequency
    @EntangledFrequency Před 2 měsíci +1

    Great video. 4.1 does not have the Musgrave texture anymore. It has been merged with the Noise Texture.

    • @DanielGrovePhoto
      @DanielGrovePhoto  Před 2 měsíci +1

      Of course it has! Every time I make an awesome video they change that feature. lol

  • @antoniomarchante457
    @antoniomarchante457 Před 6 měsíci

    I'm still watching the tuto but I wanted to pause to say how difficult it was to find a video about this. When you download a material you open it and see a million noise, Musgrave, voronoid textures and another million chained math nodes with power multiply or things like that, huge chains, and it's like what is this??? I ended up figuring it was a way to get the pattern you want, but never found anybody explaining that process of combining those textures with math nodes to get different shapes. I hope this video brings light to the matter, anyways thanks for taking the time to make this video and teach all of this!

    • @DanielGrovePhoto
      @DanielGrovePhoto  Před 6 měsíci +1

      I hope it answered some of your questions and taught you a few tricks. I'm not much of a math person so I don't recall if this video covers much of that. But watch my other procedural material videos and you'll learn some good basics that should enable you to do cool stuff on your own.

    • @antoniomarchante457
      @antoniomarchante457 Před 6 měsíci

      @@DanielGrovePhoto yeah it was very helpful, you cover the basics of mixing noise textures, now its just trying different combinations to achieve different patterns. Thanks for taking the time to make the tutorial and explain all these concepts, I really appreciate it!

  • @luigitko
    @luigitko Před rokem

    messing with the W socket got hypnotic sometimes lol

  • @DieselJoe
    @DieselJoe Před rokem

    The video gave me some food for thought! Also, you often mention what keys you are pressing; is there a reason you aren't using the setting that makes Blender show the mouse/KB input?

    • @DanielGrovePhoto
      @DanielGrovePhoto  Před rokem

      I think it's because a few versions ago when I updated that add-on was not available for the latest version and I feel like what happened a few other times where it didn't keep up with the latest version of blender so I just forgot about it. Also it's just more of a traditional teasing habit I have also I think that sometimes it gets distracting and clutters the screen when it shows every click and button

    • @DieselJoe
      @DieselJoe Před rokem

      @@DanielGrovePhoto Ah, alright; I thought that functionality was built-in.

  • @volterkeg
    @volterkeg Před rokem

    are the thrusts fx in your thrust engine pack Mesh based or particle based?

    • @DanielGrovePhoto
      @DanielGrovePhoto  Před rokem +1

      Neither. They are volume based! Procedural, emissive, and animated!it's of possibilities. Find it on my blendermarket.

  • @adityaputrapratama4319
    @adityaputrapratama4319 Před 10 měsíci

    Bruh, why is there no noise texture in my blender

    • @DanielGrovePhoto
      @DanielGrovePhoto  Před 10 měsíci

      Good question! Try going to add, texture, and noise texture should be there. Make sure you're in the shader editor.

    • @adityaputrapratama4319
      @adityaputrapratama4319 Před 10 měsíci

      I am , but still nothing, and my image texture same