Procedural Glass Flower Made in Blender

[@plops15]

Okay this is absolutely amazing, thank you man.

[@marcellmichl8290]

This look absolutely increadible

[@filiphuniak3990]

Great tutorial, great laugh as well. Thanks man!

[@apzzpa]

sooo good

[@katerys11]

Hey dude! Do you mind if i use some of this process for a project i'm working on? I figure if you're posting a tutorial then you don't mind, but never hurts to check :)

[@3E8mps]

Go for it!

[@amandatan217]

thanks for tutorial. how did you render without the black edges?

[@3E8mps]

I'm not sure what you mean by black edges. Could you be more specific? Edit: wait, are you referring to the difference between the live preview and the actual render? The additional levels of subdivision in the adaptive subsurf modifier are present in the render and not in the live preview. Because of this, there are more polygons during the render, which makes the edges of the petals smoother.

[@amandatan217]

@@3E8mps oh i see i didnt tick adaptive on my modifier. such a cool tutorial and method. thanks genius

[@CRAZYJONSO]

hey, I tried to follow this step by step, but for some reason the flower shape doesnt appear in rendered view or in the final render. Any ideas why this may be?

[@CRAZYJONSO]

I added the displace node, the node setup looks identical from what I can see, but the displace doesnt seem to have the desired effect whatsoever?

[@3E8mps]

Select your flower, go to the materials panel, scroll down to settings, and change the displacement setting from bump only to displacement and bump.