2:17 is a wonderful example of the difference between extrapolate and interpolate X_x. I didnt realise that I hadnt known the difference before , but once this mate spoke it, i instantly understood X_X. just like Calvin and Hobbes..
its quite interestinly entertaining that the "materials guy" was "wise" enough to put a red light 'Behind him and a blue light 'ever so slightly in front of him, off to the right and left.
I have one quick question, where do you get the textures of cloud or similars that you use on your tutorials? i try to look for it on google, but i don't find it. Can you suggest some websites to get these textures so people with no resources can learn more about materials? It would be great!! Also i love your tutorials!! Thanks
Heya heya! I think mine came from Photoshop, but you should be able to find some tiling noise on the net somewhere. Alternatively you could use Quixel Mixer and generate some tiling noise in there, complete with normal map as well
Sure is! Came out three weeks ago ;) th-cam.com/video/jOGfr6JXWcI/w-d-xo.html Haha the music is the Oldschool RuneScape soundtrack - my go-to for getting in the zone!
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Thank you for the lesson and the cat! Great atmospheric video!😄😄
2:17 is a wonderful example of the difference between extrapolate and interpolate X_x.
I didnt realise that I hadnt known the difference before , but once this mate spoke it, i instantly understood X_X.
just like Calvin and Hobbes..
Another great one. Thank you so much Charlie, and cheers from Québec! :p
No worries at all! Salutations from Australia :)
wow, i finally understand this, thanks
No worries! Really glad it helped :)
its quite interestinly entertaining that the "materials guy" was "wise" enough to put a red light 'Behind him and a blue light 'ever so slightly in front of him, off to the right and left.
What is the point of the "saturate" node (which is a flat clamp from 0 to 1) when this ACTUAL clamp node can be customized?
POGE! very interesting the lerp with the multiply, I never though of extrapolating with lerps :D
Haha sometimes extrapolation is accidental, it's good to be able to recognize when it's happening :P
Nice vid. Will you ever cover the texture variation node in a future episode of this series? Thank you.
Recording that video today :) It's a wild node!
Dope!
Super simple for my smooth brain :)
Will Charlie ever point in the correct direction of the cards? Tune in next week to find out!
I have one quick question, where do you get the textures of cloud or similars that you use on your tutorials? i try to look for it on google, but i don't find it. Can you suggest some websites to get these textures so people with no resources can learn more about materials? It would be great!! Also i love your tutorials!! Thanks
Heya heya! I think mine came from Photoshop, but you should be able to find some tiling noise on the net somewhere. Alternatively you could use Quixel Mixer and generate some tiling noise in there, complete with normal map as well
@@PrismaticaDev Thank you so much for the quick answer. I'm already downloading the app, it's awesome! ♥
Love this series. Is there a pixelnormalws vid yet?
P/s: also the ending song reminds me of Trine series xD
Sure is! Came out three weeks ago ;) th-cam.com/video/jOGfr6JXWcI/w-d-xo.html
Haha the music is the Oldschool RuneScape soundtrack - my go-to for getting in the zone!
Once u make everything from material editor then we need to store it as world mankind legacy. Everyone knows Epics are good, but not that good
Haha put it in the Vault! Thanks Sandbox
The night owll i am would thank you if you could use paint with a dark backgound and light drawings.
Very useful video as usual !
I'll definitely do that in the future! Thanks for the feedback :)
Its kind of colorramp of blender.