How to Use the BRICK TEXTURE NODE in Blender!

[@TheCGEssentials]

Hi everyone! We'll talk more about using the brick texture node to create realistic bricks next week - in the meantime let me know what you think about this node!

[@MP6remix]

Any updates on the video?

[@nigustiayumutiaraindriyani1052]

Thank you so much! I can finish my final project cuz of your tutorial

[@markhalunga7851]

Thank YOU! You are the man!!!! Simple and to the point!

[@nbakerify]

Just another really great video from you, Justin. Thanks! You're making me look good.

[@kellinype]

Holy moley exactly what I needed with the short deadline!! UV unwraps method are too complicated. Thank you!!

[@manmondayful]

Thanks alot got me started on this Brick Texture Node. Please do another tutorial on this subject. Very good so far.

[@osmmanipadmehum]

nice can you do it in 3d with bump maps so they stick out?

[@haydar_kir]

The best of your videos is your wwwhaaaaaatssss up I love it.

[@Jack_______]

nice tut

[@mr.pitu233]

This video helped me a lot. Thank you sir

[@Thyrgas6869]

is there any way I can export the textures in node to the unreal engine?

[@brentkjernisted2215]

Just wondered if you can do a tutorial on inset windows and wrapped sills (ledges) and windows? Thanks

[@stevekatz2469]

Nice vid. Is there a way to use a texture from a pic to replace one of the colors, or both? I am trying to do a bathroom reno example and use real tile pics from a store. That way I can preview what the final result will look like. Maybe there is a better way to make tiles from photos?

[@theblackfurst4872]

Thanks for the great video! Is there any other way than the UV Coordinates to apply the pattern on every surface? I'm using the Brick Texture shader for parquet floors and don't want to bother with UV Maps since I have multiple floors in my model on which all patterns should have the exact same size. Also I'm still doing changes on these floor models which makes using UVs really annoying ;-)

[@SiraBoonviwat]

In the adding noise and dirtiness to the motar part i increase my scale but it won't show any dirty texture. What should I do?

[@Urgreatman]

how did he get a principled BSDF i cant find it when i do shift A and than search for it

[@Drisico]

Nice review, but I do like to know how to align all the bricks on a full building instead of a simple cube. When I use this texture on a building the bricks are all over the place. Some vertical other horizontal. If I rotate the faces to get the bricks running in the correct directions then the brick don’t align with other wall parts. Can som1 help me out on this?

[@forrest4trees]

I don't know if you still need help but in texture coordinates you can plug object into rotation and use a separate object like a cube to control the orientation of the texture. Ian Hubert used this method in his Lazy Cities tutorial.

[@sonario6489]

For the best results using this node, combine the tips from this video with RoyalSkiesLLC's video on how to get realistic procedural bricks

[@youcefzaouali5636]

Wonderful tutorial clear and to the point 👉 love it just what I've been looking for. Question: can it be used on bevels and smoothed out edges without changing the brick layout.

[@loudCLIPSS]

what if the brick texture doesn't show. I do exactly that, but nothing loads on the house walls but when I start a new project it'll show on the cube.

[@eknuds]

I made a chimney. I'm having trouble with it only texturing the top and inner faces properly. The outer faces are white or black.

[@lincolnlog5977]

I’m trying to use this on a building that has some bits sticking out and the UV -> Vector to fix the texture being on one side of the building just doesn’t work 😢

[@sidan9207]

how do I export this texture if it's on an object

[@braxtonwebster8421]

How do we bake the brick ?

[@tuturu9419]

ty

[@ForsythJC]

So question/issue. It worked wonderfully on the sphere. I go to place it on the wall, and it's now sideways. Meaning the bricks are displaced top-bottom instead of left-right. Tried adding a mapping node with disastrous results. Help! Update: I figured it out. You have to rotate the Z-axis 90 degrees on the mapping node, not X or Y (which makes no logical sense, but whatever).

[@johnmengel]

I still can't figure this out. How do you "rotate the Z-axis 90 degrees on the mapping node" ? Thanks!

[@kenmorris2858]

Awesome...

[@TheTubejunky]

"Texture Coordinate" node? Where do I find that? "blender 2.82" EDIT: Found it in the drop down menu " Add>input>texture coordinate "

[@privacytest9126]

no way to offset the bricks a little?

[@gharibgamegg]

nice