V-Ray | PROCEDURAL SHORELINE | Ocean Shader Breakdown

[@JonasNoell]

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[@AliMahmoudHaidar]

Always waiting for your videos .. Smart Easy Way .

[@chistoprosto5859]

Even if I never need to use this shader in my work, It's incredibly helpful and enjoyable watching your work process. Brilliant!

[@JonasNoell]

The workflow can be transferred to many different kind of shaders, I just demonstrated it in this context but you can use similar techniques for many other effects :-)

[@fadisoueidi4127]

Thank you, Jonas. I love your tutorials 👌

[@mikegentile13]

Love the use of textures in the radius to make it less even. This technique could easily be used to transition any two materials.

[@JonasNoell]

Yeah, I use these kind of techniques all the time. Also can be used with a distance Texture in some cases :-)

[@pixeldunevisualization7458]

Amazing Tutorial! Thanks Jonas!

[@AlexanderMarks]

appreciate all of your tutorials!

[@roberthvala6459]

Awsome overall quiality, easy to understand and a very flixible setup. What more could we want. Great job, Jonas!

[@pixelquarry]

Very cool addition to the ocean tutorial! I really like watching your tutorials and see things I have been doing and then being shown something on top of that I haven't even thought could work. Thanks!

[@scpk2246]

such a good tutorial!!! kudos!

[@IskanderVFX]

awesome tutorial mate!

[@shafikp7302]

Awesome👏👏

[@ZAKarchitects]

Thank you so much for the valuable information.. That's really a masterclass

[@rafaeldspereira]

Bom pra caralho!

[@jamesreben1761]

excellent!

[@Eigenartigsten]

Great Tutorial as always. Can you please make one for exterior architectural rendering with mountains?

[@JonasNoell]

Ok I will add it on my list

[@olika3dnftysk824]

GM! and thx for the clip!

[@nouralsabbagh2326]

Think you for your video that perfect also can u tell me about your water material

[@JonasNoell]

I have another tutorial about that about Procedural Oceans which you can find in my channel

[@3DRnD]

I use the same techniques. The only different is i use vray distancetex instead of vraydirt. Alot of peaple will find it handy and enrich the whole render .

[@JonasNoell]

Yeah, also possible. I prefer the vray dirt as it is more stable, the distancetex tends to sometimes crash while during the IPR and doing adjustments at least on my machine.

[@scpk2246]

Hi Jonas, would please make a tutorial on DIFFERENT KINDS OF ROOFS CREATION in 3Ds Max I'm struggling on this one - thanks

[@Jason1989A]

Hi Jonas, you say your most preferred way of blending two materials together is the V-ray Blend Material. Is there any other way to blend two or more materials? 🤔As always, a great tutorial!

[@JonasNoell]

Well, you could just do it all in one shader by blending and masking different for diffuse, normal, glossiness, etc. The BlendMaterial is easier as it treats them as separate materials and you can keep everything neatly separated. However doing it all in one shader also has benefits, for example it normally renders a lot faster than splitting it up through a BlendMtl.

[@woodyforestdark8312]

Thanks for the wonderful tutorials! Can you make a tutorial about the Bioluminescent beaches(glowing water) at night?

[@JonasNoell]

I think for this effect it's probably better to simulate something. You could probably fake something with textures though...

[@shubhamagarwal7854]

Great work and attention to detail , can I use vray for rhino and make these making renders I don’t find some 3dsmax setting options in rhino (but even rhino is a very powerful 3D software and supports grasshopper etc.) seeing your tutorials I and thinking of shifting from rhino to 3dsmax ,what your opinion ?

[@JonasNoell]

I guess depends why you chose Rhino in the first place. So I guess you have a lots of NURBS models/scenes? If that's the case I guess you won't have much fun with 3ds Max :)

[@ahmadserro]

💛💛💛

[@jannikblum3422]

Gutes Video!

[@JonasNoell]

Ich danke dir!

[@mikegentile13]

As always nice job! On your patreon do have a list of what's coming next month?

[@JonasNoell]

At the moment not yet, but I think that's a good idea! I will check what I can do about it!

[@mirkomenna6392]

i can't understand which mesh are applied the vray blend material

[@abdullahubeyd3060]

thanks

[@madheeh]

If waves are animated, what will the outcome be?

[@xyzzzz6984]

Do you have any plans to cover the new update for Vray 6?

[@JonasNoell]

Need to check out the features first, the release was super low key I didn’t even know there had been an update 😀 Lots of detail improvements but nothing really game changing from my feeling so far…

[@phanigurram]

Can we create animated wave ?

[@JonasNoell]

I think I answered this question before here somewhere in the comments

[@phanigurram]

@@JonasNoell i checked all comments i didnt find any answer or qustion regarding animated waves , to shore (just elobarating my qustion) using this method? can you please answer?

[@JonasNoell]

@@phanigurram Oh it was probably in my other ocean shading video. You can animate it and it will work as it follows procedural rules. However if your focus is on animation then you will probably get better and more believable results using simulation based methods. This here is a shading trick which is very easy to setup and fast to render but it probably will have limited convincability in animation.

[@LORENZOCOLALONGO]

❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@adouanehamza]

The material of ocean haw can do it this map can you explain this material please

[@JonasNoell]

There is a tutorial about that in my channel

[@mirkomenna6392]

i can't understand which mesh are applied the vray blend material