Procedural wood material - Final

If you don't want to create the wood yourself, please consider buying it from my Gumroad here:
Basic wood: lancephan.gumroad.com/l/lance...
Advance wood: lancephan.gumroad.com/l/lance...
Previous:
Part 1: • Procedural wood materi...
Part 2: • Procedural wood materi...
Videos you should watch as beginners:
Shader basic: • Shader basics in Blender
Tartan Fabric: • Procedural tartan fabr...
Fabric fiber: • Procedural fabric fibe...
Node explanations: • Blender node insanity ... (Probably the most important one)
2D and 3D textures explanation: • 2D textures VS 3D text...
Texture math part 1: • Space/Time manipulatio...
Texture math part 2: • Space/Time manipulatio...
Seamless textures using 4D space: • How to export seamless...

[@Fleig.]

The Taint and the Feebers of the wood, very important

[@amyjones25]

This is the best procedural wood that I've seen! It was nice being able to follow along with how it's made. It made it easier to understand. I bought your wood pack and love it too. It would be nice to see you make other procedural materials.

[@darnedghost2008]

A M A Z I N G . hats off

[@gottagowork]

Properly setting bump distance instead of bump strength was enough to earn a like. It's amazing, and sad, to see how many tutorial creators still gets this wrong. Idea for a tutorial: Show *why* distance is the parameter to adjust by comparing the output normals with that of adaptive microdisplacement (displace only). In same tutorial, can also show an example of how a "good bump map" is actually bad if previewed with adaptive microdisplacement (discontinuities show up clearly).

[@toubutey]

Amazing work! Thank you for putting it out there and showing us how it’s made. I just bought your wood pack, it’s great!

[@Lensdisc]

Thank you, I am now a god of wood.

[@polatgarlyev]

it's like the Bartek Skorupa method you did a very good job friend

[@Mushbee]

Perfect material!! Would be great if you could add a key overlay to these tutorials!

[@dreadwinter]

This was an excellent series! This is the most beautiful procedural wood ive seen. Thank you! One note, btw, you say 'and uhh' a lot. A lot.

[@CodeSnowy]

tbh, he is doing all of this from memory or is thinking on the spot, I watched this 3 videos and my head hurts, I think we can excuse a lot of 'and uhh'

[@gp.3d]

You are node magician :) this is insane. It takes me a whole life to understand nodes and build my own procedural materials such complex.

[@janjansen6443]

He is overcomplicating things to the max

[@amyjones25]

@@janjansen6443 It's worth it for the end result.

[@janjansen6443]

Did you actually do it as well ? if so are you newbie at it or expercienced user of blender ? (yes I did finished it and I found his explaination one of the hardest to follow, but I only did it for the end result)@@amyjones25

[@jcsekinger]

a masterwork ! Thank you very much ! Épuisant pour moi (mais je suis allé au bout). Vous avez fait (encore) un travail magnifique ! Merci !

[@choppii7663]

Amazing!

[@shahroozleon9098]

Thank you soo much

[@peiyihou8609]

excellent！！

[@ScientObject40]

I think around 7:52 you confused "creases" and "microtubes".

[@eternalguy6023]

❤

[@AprilD.Shelton]

Thanks for the tutorial! It really helped me. I was wondering though, how would I bake a specular map for the wood material? I was able to bake the Diffuse, the Roughness, and the Normal for my project. But I can't figure out how to make a Specular map. I'm planning on animating a character I used the wood material on, so I need to bake everything.

[@LancePhan]

put the spec map into the color of an emission shader, set the strength to 1 and bake the emit channel

[@AprilD.Shelton]

@@LancePhan Thanks! 😀

[@mondetoys]

Amazing texture. Slows too much when animated.

[@janjansen6443]

You are a true master in creating the best wood in blender. This potential probably extent to more procedural material and so much more. It's sad do you presentation is hard to follow actually impossible in this video. There are parts missing. I am only saying this in the hope that you'll make better video's so more people will watch your stuff, so you'll stay more motivated so I can learn even more from you.

[@AgustinCaniglia1992]

Just use stable diffusion dream textures

[@clivies5008]

comparing castles to tents

[@AgustinCaniglia1992]

@@clivies5008 it was just a joke though. But not so much.

[@neilmarshall5087]

Is there any chance of you adding branches into this material ? That is what the knot that falls out of its hole is - a slice of the branch growing at an angle to the trunk. Yes. Even this amazing material is still missing something..... And you seem to be a person who enjoys knotty problems.

[@LancePhan]

No, I don't plan to add knots at the moment. The wood already made use of too many nodes. I must keep the node count as low as possible to mix the wood with other textures later without breaking the node count limit.

[@neilmarshall5087]

@@LancePhan Ok. Good answer. Thanks.

[@neilmarshall5087]

Fiber is pronounced fyber, not feeber. Please excuse the interruption.....