Blender 3D Disintegration Tutorial

Blender 3D Procedural Disintegration Tutorial - This Blender tutorial is about how to create a dissolving disintegration effect on a material. I will walk through each and every step of the process slowly for absolute beginners. This tutorial will teach you how to use material shading nodes in Blender to create an animated material effect of disintegration.
To create the disintegration effect, we are going to mix a basic material with a transparent shader. Then we apply a gradient texture, color ramp node, mapping node and texture coordinate node to control the transition between materials. Then we add emission to the effect and displace that emission with a noise texture node. Trust me, it'll all make sense in the end.
If you are a beginner wanting to learn a slightly more advanced material shading effect in Blender, check this out as well as my introduction to material shading tutorial series.
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Getting Started: 0:39
Add Mix Shader: 1:44
Transparent BSDF: 3:02
Gradient Texture: 4:41
Mapping / Texture Coordinate: 5:22
Color Ramp #1: 6:53
Add Emission: 7:49
Noise Texture: 11:09
Adding Colors: 13:31
Animating Effect: 14:08
Conclusion: 17:06
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[@delbertruperman]

That was great! Please do more and explain like this, I learned so much,

[@Brandon-3D]

Glad you liked it. If that’s what others seem to think as well I will absolutely do more of these. Thank you!

[@Topcatyo.]

I appreciate the in-depth way you explained everything, knowing what each node does in such detail is so helpful for applying the knowledge in this tutorial to other ideas.

[@Brandon-3D]

Thank you! I was hoping some would find the more drawn-out format helpful. It could have been a 3-minute tutorial I suppose. Lol. Anyway, thanks and if you’re interested in my monthly newsletter of tips and blender news, you can join here: brandonsdrawings.com/subscribe take care!

[@twnty5]

Your tutorials are the best type, because you not only explain what the parameters with complex names do but also explain everything so many times that is gonna stuck in one's mind forever)

[@foxwang6003]

That's awesome! You're the first person who are willing to describe the theory behind it. Thank you very much!

[@powersprouter]

I love this format!! No one else explains what each node does and why the way you do - so helpful Brandon. Thank you!

[@Brandon-3D]

That is very nice if you! Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave the kind words. Motivates me to do more!

[@powersprouter]

@@Brandon-3D Yay for more!! Your fans are very appreciative. :)

[@WalidDingsdale]

very helpful newbie-friendly tutorial, thank you.

[@SnoStudiosLLC]

Your videos have been a lifesaver since starting my Blender journey! Thank you!!

[@Brandon-3D]

So happy to help, thank you!!!

[@lonesomealeks4206]

17:13 Great Success!!! High Five!

[@Brandon-3D]

Lol! Thank you!

[@TheThunderinghammer]

Great tutorial it helped alot with my current project, now I just need figure out how to disintegrate a lineart scene overlay along with the object

[@emmanm5633]

This is Awesome!!! More please, I think it will be much better if therees a texture coordinate object or an empty object that will dictate the dissapear or gradiant texture :D... Lokking forward to more !!! Thanks!!!

[@StanleyKubick1]

this is so helpful, thank you

[@Brandon-3D]

Glad to hear, thank you for taking the time to comment! Much appreciated!!

[@Andile_Mdlalose]

Great pace. Taking time to explain each node is helpful

[@Brandon-3D]

Thank you! That’s just what I was trying to do! Take care!

[@IvanFlack]

Great fun tutorial and certainly very useful for a noob like me!

[@Brandon-3D]

Glad you liked it! I had fun making it! I’m trying to send monthly updates and tips out in my free newsletter if you’re interested, you can join here: brandonsdrawings.com/subscribe Take care!

[@IvanFlack]

@@Brandon-3D Done!

[@aerofart]

Excellent tutorial, just like every other tutorial or quick tip I’ve seen of your to-date. I noticed a minor niggle at the end of this video where you set material mode key frames. You set the key frames for the transition location and then you set the key frames for the variable transition spread, which messed up the intended transition start and end positions. Luckily, it’s an easy fix that can be achieved by going back to the transition location keyframes and tweaking the position values.

[@dpet]

Thanks for sharing!!.. really useful for me.

[@Brandon-3D]

Glad it was useful, thank you for taking the time to comment. Have a great week!

[@ペレアロフニキータ]

thank you for this tutorial !

[@notperfecbutfunny7568]

Thank you soo much! ☺

[@Brandon-3D]

You’re welcome. And thank you too!!

[@JimmyBoy321]

I can't believe there is only 85 likes, you deserve so much more for this vid!

[@Brandon-3D]

Aw thank you! Appreciate it!

[@johnsmith56920]

I love it. I'll see if I can use this for a problem I have. I.E. mixing 2 textures. Usually the transition between let's say light areas and darker areas is too soft. We use the bump maps to get the transitions fine but it affect the whole UV maps. This seems way better.

[@Brandon-3D]

I’m sure there’s something in there that will help…thank you for sharing and for leaving the kind words. Join my newsletter for monthly tips and updates if interested: brandonsdrawings.com/subscribe

[@DonaldDrennan]

Great tut!

[@MRUStudios]

Awesome video my friend! I love the effect. I'm looking forward to trying it out for myself. 😃 I hope you're doing well and you're having a great week so far!

[@Brandon-3D]

Good morning Kevin, thank you once again. I just watched your last Navy Stories episode. Very cool! Take care!

[@MRUStudios]

@@Brandon-3D Wow! Thanks for checking out the show and for the kind words my friend! That really made my week to hear! 😃 I've learned a lot from your awesome and professionally presented tutorials. Thank you so much for doing them. They've helped me greatly with increasing my knowledge and skill in both 3D art and Blender. I wish you and your loved ones the best success with everything you do! 🙂

[@Fadhelalmalki]

Hi Brandon thanks for everything your awesome..I was looking for a video in the channel explaining the render and modifier properties did you make one???

[@FriskDreemurr66669]

what if you want emission and arent using a principled bsdf

[@FriskDreemurr66669]

i did mix shader, my shader and then the emission colorramp attached to an emission node, great tutorial

[@SHEMZILLER]

I cant watch a video like this and not like

[@Brandon-3D]

Thanks man, that is very kind!