Intro to the 3D PBR Material in Godot (Spatial material tutorial)

[@national-sportswear]

I've been modeling for almost 35 years (since before Windows existed) and I have to say, this is by far the absolute best intro to Spatial Material in 3D that I've seen! You clearly have a great understanding of what you teach and you are even more clear in the way you present it to your viewers... out of a 0-10 (with ten being the best) I give you a 15! Cheers!

[@emi_cpl]

Thank you for your tutorials! You inspired me to create Godot tutorials as well. I'm just starting but it is nice to see that you keep delivering awesome content after so many videos. Keep it up! :D

[@jcobreti]

Only 1 year? Your videos are very good too

[@oneangryamerican9916]

You're tutorials are the best. I'm a total newb and you make it easy.. Excellent..

[@syskrank304]

Very nice! These tutorials are just what Godot community/engine needs to grow, evolve and involve more people. Thank you!

[@thomasmaier7053]

Love me some 3d tutorials. Thanks for doing this, I can really tell how the kickstarter has motivated you even more. You're great!

[@boerbol9422]

Very good intro for spacial materials! Learned a ton! Still relevant in 2022 for those wondering....

[@krys_is]

"Depth" is changed to "Height", for those who cannot find "Depth" under the material.

[@WhaleMo]

对于刚入 PBR 管线坑的新人来说，不错的示范教程喵~

[@rat4289]

yes :)

[@francescosaltarel2551]

I already watch a lot of texturing tutorial and this help me a lot how the shading work in godot Thanks 👍🏻

[@quickblack]

thanks bro, we need more explanation video like this... subscribed...

[@321357w]

Very informative and easy to understand, many thanks.

[@TheGruselmops]

Great explanation! Thx a lot!

[@616Metalhead616]

AWESOME!!! Thank you so much. I'm coming from Blender and wanted to start for so long with Godot at first just with some easy things like Import Objects, Creating Materials and that Stuff.., But i was struggling where and how to start. :D Because these kind of things i already know from Blender, but setting it up in Godot if you just start was a bit of confusing. :D This helps a lot! Good work. :)

[@fragarena9910]

HIGHLY USEFUL :D Thank you

[@xxsaivior9639]

Thank You SO much i couldnt figure out how to add a wood texture to my cabin you got a sub from me

[@Inferryu]

How come I always get black meshes instead of the soft bluish ones you get? also, some options like Depth and Subsurf Scatter don't appear on the list.

[@JasonPegasus]

hey! do you know how to fix an error when putting a roughness map in darkness? it looks white and i can see it in the dark

[@nikhilkadiyan4847]

I think that when we create a new material, spatial shader should be the first option instead of visual shader

[@chakritsmarnrak2896]

Could you tell me how to add texture to sphere???? what is the file??? I try to add with .jpg texture but it didn't work.

[@amirsaleh_ag3917]

how can i make q box bigger without streching it,?? cuz the textures get streched

[@elektrofox2746]

Can somebody please explain why the PBR setup in Godot looks so much different than UE/Unity/Marmoset/Painter? I imagine this is a color space difference, but Godot always seems a little off when I use properly calibrated scan data when compared to really any other PBR system. Can somebody please enlighten me?

[@Gdquest]

Every rendering engine has a different look. Now, looking at how the default looks in Marmoset and Unreal, I would suspect they apply post-processing to the rendered images by default, while Godot doesn't. So a possibility is that you need to set up your `default_env.tres` resource to use post-processing effects like adding the film curve, things like these. I would imagine that's what these other rendering engines use by default (color remapping).

[@elektrofox2746]

@@Gdquest You are correct about default post processing being a potential complicating factor, but I'm talking about raw scenes with all that stuff disabled. I suppose some things may be hard coded in some renderers, but something like Substance Designer shouldn't look as different as it does. Will continue doing more research about this, but from what I can tell there is something off. For clarity (not clout) I've been doing material and lighting work in games for well over a decade now. I'm confused as to how I can't get Godot to look anywhere near my other renderers.

[@Gdquest]

@@elektrofox2746 I'd get in touch with people working on the renderer. They were trying to get something that looks like Blender's Eevee a bit during 3.0 dev, but I think Godot 4's new renderer is getting closer to solid defaults.

[@jcobreti]

Very good video, thanks

[@ZoidbergForPresident]

Interesting video, although it of course went by quite quickly but it's a full and complex subject. Thanks in any case! :)

[@chikenbell7127]

Hello, is there any other method to texture, besides this one, and special cases to be careful of when editing with low poly / cartoon style?

[@TechBoxNorth]

I wanted to ask a question about the running kickstarter campaign: Will the content created be suitable for someone like me who is not very skilled at programming and just knows the very basics? Like if else statements, variable types, iteration loops and a little about arrays and list etc. For instance I know how to build a state machine in in GameMaker studio 2 using enums and such. 10 days left on the KS so please answer soon ;)

[@rinkusan978]

Are there more anime-esque textures out there?

[@nathan44u]

Is it possible to make a "splatmap" of these? I already have a splatmap implementation but it only works with flat textures.

[@chcamp]

Thanks hey u teach very well!!

[@toupocallen7572]

Hey! Love your videos! When I try to repeat the texture with the UV1 parameter it warps my texture. What am I doing wrong? :(

[@vullematti4447]

Merci pour le tuto !! Malheureusement je n'arrive pas à appliquer un Material à un Mesh importé de Blender (format obj), la texture ne s'affiche pas, tu aurais une solution/suggestion ??

[@Gdquest]

L'équipe de Godot a travaillé sur un export gltf 2 pour Godot, c'est un format libre bien plus moderne, ça marche beaucoup mieux. Je le conseille

[@vullematti4447]

GDquest Ah merci beaucoup, je vais regarder ça !! :))

[@ricardo130695]

I've tried to import materials into Godot 3.1 but Godot crashes :/

[@orozcoapaza1660]

I can't understand how to enable Anti-Aliasing :(

[@nimmen]

Project > Project Settings Then under the "General" Tab: Rendering - Quality then under category "Filters" there is MSAA I would also recommend you to set anisotropic filter level to 16x. It's not that performance intensive and makes a real difference in how textures look

[@me2beats313]

Could you pls make basic tutorial for Material Maker add-on?

[@НеизвестныйЯ-г4ь]

Heightmap?

[@somekindofbluestuff]

Thank you!

[@danielsaldivar5403]

Thank you so much

[@Gdquest]

You're most welcome.

[@pablo.san.alonso]

Hello, first of all, great video, it helped me a lot, and second, I have a question if someone can help me: I imported a net pbr for a basketball game, I see that there is an "Opacity" .jpg but I don't know in which module add it since now my net is completely opaque, thanks! :)

[@samighasemi3333]

Nice nice nice👍🏻

[@elvin_agha]

thank you

[@abandoned7501]

first lol, didn't knew that you make 3d tutorials

[@me2beats313]

Like!

[@vicentejamen3121]

ni mergas no se ingles

[@Giga_Hood]

hey um how do you make a material an instance that can be shared across multiple objects...

[@Giga_Hood]

like if I made a mega texture in substance and basically crammed all the uvs of a whole scene into one uv map and now I made a texture that essentially applies to every object in the level but I don't want to have to drag and drop the same files over and over again all the time, is there a way to make the texture universal?