WarpTricks to improve the quality of your Textures!

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In today's video we're going to discuss how you can use Warps to create some extra detail in your textures by separating detail on a per-tile basis. Missing this sort of thing is a classic student mistake and it's definitely worth learning since it's such a quick fix!
Link to Example Graph:
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[@gabriel554374179]

your videos are amazing I'm watching all of them, hope you comeback to keep making these tutorials, they are all straight forward and I felt that I'm really understanding what I'm doing instead to only coping the nodes to achieve a similar result

[@youngsiks5434]

I really regret not knowing about this channel until now... It seems like the new video uploads are being delayed a bit, but I'm grateful for the videos you've posted so far and I'm getting help from them. Thank you.

[@zeus3005]

Oh man that intro is so relatable. So often in public I fixate on a 'texture' i like and people think im an actual psychopath.

[@JohnnyHalcyon3D]

POV you are a mosaic tile in a mexican restaurant

[@MadstonMagic]

I have still no idea how I came across your channel but I am so glad I did. Straight to the point, a proper explanation as to what you're doing etc. I love it!

[@JohnnyHalcyon3D]

I don't have an idea either, but glad to have you!

[@gregpeterson4310]

YOURE FIERCE AND YOU MAKE GREAT TUTORIALS

[@JohnnyHalcyon3D]

😈

[@parkerhartzler]

So straight forward and good at visualizing what the nodes do, great stuff Johnny!

[@JohnnyHalcyon3D]

Appreciate it, I work hard on trying to make it clear

[@satyakimandal6572]

This was really helpful as alwalys! Would love to see the vector morph video! Always wanted to learn it!

[@zedeon6299]

Bro should've been on my recommendation tab 6 months ago 😭

[@balva]

Good Job Mate!

[@goldyloxeg]

your channel is incredible. thank you!

[@mr.j7899]

when will you post new content. your explanation is so good man!

[@bee3D]

Maybe he only

[@bee3D]

Uploads during summer time

[@conner101howard]

For the Engagement

[@Mitismagnus]

Wow this is great! Thank you a lot for this amazing tutorial! I hope you will make some kind of archive on gumroad with this tutorials that people can buy if they want to have all in one place and don’t worry that it will be deleted :)

[@JohnnyHalcyon3D]

Ill be selling some longer form tutorial content on my artstation like I have in the past - Putting these all the rest somewhere is also a neat Idea, I would probably do that on patreon

[@valeriandenis4933]

Your video are juste amazing ! Thanks you very much

[@Wallflow3r]

Love the intro sequence !! Great video Johnny!

[@JohnnyHalcyon3D]

Im having fun outside!

[@mlv617]

Thank you!

[@Rhemi.]

Been binge watching your videos 😂 thanks for the great content!!

[@JohnnyHalcyon3D]

Binge away!

[@Soulsphere001]

It would be interesting to see how you got your marble, since it really looks good. If I recall correctly, I recall seeing a video where someone uses the Crystal 1 node and they warp it quite strongly, I think with two different directional warps. Though I forget what they use for the intensity input (maybe Gaussian or Perlin, though it could have been something else). If you don't mind answering, what is your secret? Or at least a hint or two to get me on the right track. EDIT: Maybe I should watch the whole video before commenting, because you go into that. LOL, sorry about that.

[@user-nj4pc8kv2w]

哦太棒了，来自学生的爱

[@stofftieranimation2107]

sub! Greate work. Ive search for your course an the stylized Cobbelstone. Did i missed something? I seem to remember you saying there is one somewhere.

[@JohnnyHalcyon3D]

No I dont have a full tutorial on cobblestone up yet

[@peter486]

sunbstace designer looks in 90% of the cases mechanical.