Blender Tutorial - Procedural Metal Material In Under 2 Mins! (Easy Blender Tutorial)

[@RyanKingArt]

Nice metal material! 👍‍

[@Smeaf]

Thanks Ryan! 🔥🙏

[@AmprobirbOfficial]

Yooo! hello Ryan!

[@ozzy1243]

0:35 how did you uhh "splice" that noodle?

[@ozzy1243]

It's called a reroute node and it is made by holding shift, right click and drag. To move it, select it and press G

[@Kinetiphos]

@@ozzy1243 thank you so much

[@cloudgtb]

@@ozzy1243 ur the goat

[@TheCrazyOne924]

Hey, what's the music called that was used for the video?

[@Smeaf]

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[@tagir_f]

Please can you use this add on that shows which keys you pressing 🙏

[@Kinetiphos]

i second this,m because i have no idea how you cut that wire in the material nodes

[@windbarioth]

Something you keep doing in this video is assuming I know where the things connect, the video just cuts to them connected and you don't even show it on screen. Like the Musgrave at 2:19

[@mesh8349]

Did you figure it out

[@grannaalskomplekset7941]

if the image of the nodes wasnt so blurry, it would be easier to follow : o

[@atisnicholson1844]

I don't really understand how you managed to get such a great looking material. I did everything as you said, every step, every value, and still my material looks like some low quality planet with scratches

[@mesh8349]

Where do you plug MIXRGB color node?

[@exhaustnotemusic5835]

Hey.. this is so cool.. can we save it as an asset and use it in future projects directly? and also can you do this kind of videos for different materials? thanks.. another thing.. what do you think is better in terms of quality and performance, using materials from outside? or making our own?

[@Smeaf]

Yes, you can! You just need to enable the Node Preset add-on, then you can save out a Node Group so you can use the same material in any blend file. Alternatively, you could just append the material as well. I've got a whole playlist of material creation here 👉 kzbin.info/aero/PL7LFuj3pHYfufXG49KBe7dsktarqN_X9x I'd say, you need to find a balance, it's good to create your own materials if it's a personal project that you are lovingly creating. But if there's a background asset that doesn't garner much attention, I wouldn't waste my time making a detailed custom material for it as it won't be the main subject and likely not even be noticed in the final render. So in that case, I would suggest just using a Blender market preset material.

[@exhaustnotemusic5835]

@@Smeaf Ok.. got it.. Thanks so much mann.. appreciate it.. subscribed.. can't wait for some more cool stuff..

[@anassbouiali2787]

nice KZbin channel already a fan

[@Smeaf]

Thanks Anass!

[@windbarioth]

What do you mean by CTRL + Shift + T to get the co-ordinates? This opens a file viewer for me, not what happens in the video.

[@windbarioth]

So for anyone that had the same issue, the intended function was for me done with CTRL + T No Shift.

[@wulfaxe7661]

need to enable Node Wrangler in addons

[@TheSuperiorMonty]

I don't know if this video is outdated or if i'm missing some kind of plugin because my material looks way different from yours in every single step

[@veryupstandinguy]

how to make that cut ?

[@Smeaf]

What cut are you referring to?

[@veryupstandinguy]

@@Smeaf the one where with the texture cordinate and the noise node i think

[@lev_3488]

@@veryupstandinguy 0:36? I've never seen this before either

[@veryupstandinguy]

@@lev_3488 yep you shift right click and then cut the node

[@levvisbowness2044]

@@veryupstandinguy Thanks

[@rabazazamaribo]

So fasttt!!!

[@tantumego3407]

This tutorial crashed my computer twice... Anyways, thx for sharing your knowledge:)

[@dj_yayou]

Whats the Point to make a fast tutorial like this One !

[@JsucksYT]

so that people don't have to sit through a 50 min tutorial of the same thing just to achieve the same if even less quality. This is an amazing tut and I'm now a subscriber!