Create Realistic Mud Material using Procedural Texturing in Blender

[@Piie9]

You can put node frames in node frames.

[@GermanCarguy]

I love procedural materials! They are so freaking versitile. Great tutorial. I will certainly add that material to my database! Thanks for the video.

[@realfaker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ajarynn593]

Thank you very much for this great tutorial, I learned a lot with this video and Ill probably use it in other projects!

[@a84334656]

This is awesome thank you!

[@MAXGAMINGYT265]

waw nice

[@Mr_Bananahobo]

No hate but, I spent my whole day doing textures but I can’t find it when I’m importing them The files won’t show Can somebody please help me on this

[@Ash_18037]

Useful, thanks. But why do you and so many people model materials on a sphere when a plane would show it in a far more realistic way. For terrain type surfaces a sphere makes absolutely no sense (these are not materials you would use on a planet either). I've found that when these materials are applied to a subdivided plane they require more tweaking to make it actually look good. Disappointing if its just to make the youtube thumbnails look good.

[@animatorFan74]

Thank you for your tutorial. I used this tutorial to make my Kinetic Rush Pwnisher challenge submission which I uploaded now. I used the mud texture with Blender Fluid Dynamics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/laaUloalirOem7s