Blender 3.0 Natural Clay Material In Under 4 Mins!

[@Fizzlefuse]

Quick note to anyone not seeing the material settings for surface displacement; remember to set your renderer to Cycles or you won't see it.

[@Smeaf]

Thanks Fizzle! I forgot to mention this in the vid

[@Smeaf]

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[@rafaelgonzalezpro]

that's insanity... love it!!!

[@patrickantunes1575]

Dude, that was awesome, exactly what I wanted! Thanks a bunch!

[@tomtom9879]

You call this super-quick just with a few nodes?? 😁 Thanks for sharing anyway! 👍👍

[@iveleyclaudius]

idk why ctrl + shift command is not working

[@MK-pi3bh]

Ctrl + T to add mapping and texture coordinates. Ctrl + shift + click to preview material. I ran into the same problem. Hope this helps!

[@bloodstainedrug]

Thanks... needed that for little particles in bubble gum texture lol

[@prateeknath79]

Hi! Could you please make a material tutorial on the sculpt style Beth Cavenir has? Thank you

[@Efra_PS1]

You're pretty good, omg!

[@Smeaf]

Thank you!

[@hussam3091]

plzzzzzzzz can you explain lighting tips of this scene

[@Smeaf]

Yes! I've just made a video breaking this down here kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ6aeqKcn7mdopo

[@aditya.k7543]

Great tutorials and very simple to understand ^^, but the clay material you are using in your other scenes, isn't it from Clay doh ?

[@oasinwolf]

I like the style of your video 👍

[@BryanGreen24]

Hmmm….I don’t understand the black “pits” in the material

[@benyafezstudio3603]

Thanks very much

[@jam3ssunderland712]

thanks for the tutorial😃

[@filipemecenas]

Love It

[@pyromaster9095]

vry good video/tutorial, thank you^^

[@Smeaf]

Glad you like it! 🔥

[@caribbeanchild]

Maybe you mean "ceramic".

[@arkreatives]

1000th Like!!

[@singanddance-q9b]

Can you do a video about animating the mesh so that it gives the clay the appearance of constant movement, kind of like in Claymation where everything appears to be constantly shifting slightly?

[@tylerclinton6206]

Great tutorial, but this isn't really clay more like ceramic.

[@imiy]

🤯

[@VincentWuAnimation]

I don't think this looks like clay...

[@shriyut]

It's more ceramic than clay

[@nomantariq9672]

who just wanted to make soft-