Open Shading Language for Blender #2

[@grobknoblin5402]

You are amazing! the fact you help such underserved communities is such a cool thing to do. I don't know many creators who put so much effort in to make original things that have little guarantee of large views. You are my hero! I have refused to give up blender so many times because of you! I love all of your tuts! I hope everything in your life off screen is going well!

[@CGMatter]

Thank you so much!

[@Dan1066]

This has been a very interesting journey thus far. I am looking forward to the next one. I was wondering why one would want (need is a better word?) to make their own shader but I can see now that it's not just to re-create a glossy node sort of thing, but it can be used to create helper nodes such as what we made today. I already have a recent project that could have used exactly this and would clean up the node tree tremendously. Lets go find that patreon.

[@JamieDunbar]

I must confess, when I clicked on the first video I wasn't expecting a great deal. Now I want to cancel today's work and go through all of them. I've always wanted to learn to code my own shaders and even something as simple as this will allow me to build a giant switch node, rather than having to daisy chain 20 nodes together. I'll be coming back for the rest of the series!

[@el2746]

I have coding experience in other languages so these videos are not that usefull to me, but i really want to see those more future advanced tutorials so i'm watching every single video and leaving a like! Cool stuff dude

[@jameshughes3014]

Oh awesome. I was just thinking I'd like to learn OSL. This feels like unlocking a superpower. Thanks for this.

[@רפאל-ב]

I'm gonna follow along every tutorial with this one

[@Derpduck.]

Brain wrinkled now.

[@jatnika]

I love this bite sized tutorials

[@ner0718]

May I ask which girl has overtaken your thumbnails?

[@mosamaster]

Simple and yet great tutorial ❤

[@karmarube]

Great tutorial! This gives me so many ideas for custom nodes. Can't wait for the next one. That being said, I am going to be that guy right now. Um actually, they're called braces. You've got (parentheses), {braces} and [brackets]

[@johnsondigitalmedia]

I ran into an issue. I don't know if you mentioned it anywhere, but OSL doesn't work unless you hard save the text file first.

[@UnderfundedScientist]

I can feel my neurons gathering

[@johnmitterer5672]

Thanks! keep 'em coming!

[@pile333]

Very well made as usual. I wonder if ChatGPT is already capable of answering about this kind of stuff. I doubt it. Luckily there's CGMAtter!

[@Heavenira]

try it :)

[@pile333]

@@Heavenira Unfortunately in my country ChatGPT is temporarily blocked now. But I think I'm gonna try it, maybe with some other. A.I. when I'll have time.

[@Heavenira]

​@@pile333 ay I just came back from Italy :) yeah that really sucks. i recommend you use a VPN to spoof your location. I personally use Windscribe

[@pile333]

@@Heavenira I hope they'll fix the legal issues pretty soon. Thanks. I hope you've had a nice stay in Italy!

[@Heavenira]

@@pile333 thanks! Italy is awesome

[@zboy303]

Great stuff.

[@umbrella0148]

Awesome ! Thank you. Is it possible to make a hexagon pattern? Or a triangle pattern with random size sections or maybe even a Blur ? That would be really cool

[@EmilySmirleGURPS]

Yes, that's the kind of thing that's much easier to do through OSL than nodes!

[@kennyotsu4357]

What's up with these AI thumbnails? 🤨

[@electronicinfection]

Powerful

[@piotrbijak3545]

So can we get a separate/combine cmyk tutorial

[@Ikxi]

The only tutorial series to exist? What's a tutorial? o.o

[@bobisatelier]

let's gooooo

[@naughtynome4491]

neat

[@LoQueTeando]

This seems like very useful thing but I think it would be useful in geometry nodes, is it possible ??

[@valovanonym]

Well you don't even need geonodes with the bpy library

[@kingkongking4053]

his cam and audio are getting exponentially worse 😂 awesome vid though!

[@jaym2267]

use normal thumbnails pls

[@dm1i]

This would be very useful for Eevee renders also. I wonder why it's not supported.

[@valovanonym]

Because OSL only is supported in raytracers

[@zyugyzarc]

blender's eevee uses a different shading language - glsl, mostly used in raster shaders/renderers in games and game engines

[@zyugyzarc]

using GLSL in EEVEE using a blender plugin - youtube . com/watch?v=68Zj4gVTmDA

[@dm1i]

@@valovanonym As we can see in this tutorial such things like changing color of the material with OSL has no dependency on ray tracing. Probably most other features would require it, but it's definitely an interesting way of scripting materials for rasterisation renderer also.

[@mickyr171]

Im using 3.5 and cant see the option under GPU, running a gtx 1060 still so may be the cause? if not im lost lol

[@nicolasaudepin1622]

did you check your system config ? its currently only for Optix drivers

[@mickyr171]

@@nicolasaudepin1622 Not sure what im looking for, trying to update the drivers but not even sure optix works for gtx 1060s

[@nicolasaudepin1622]

Not sure either but all I had to do for me was to go into the blender preferences then to the system tab and select OptiX

[@mickyr171]

@@nicolasaudepin1622 My card driver hasnt been updated in a while lol, just doing that now

[@mickyr171]

@@nicolasaudepin1622 Last update was Feb of 2020 lol

[@romanoban]

te quiero mucho, si tuviera plata deverdad que me uniria a tu patreon

[@mikeagoya]

first baby

[@langrenus777]

First?

[@fionnbarrett1030]

ChatGPT shaders 🤔