Yeah, it takes a while to get the hang of. I figured out the spiral pretty recently. To learn, I do a lot of experimenting, watch other tutorials, and look at the documentation. It becomes really fun once you get it.
Thank you for this amazing texture. I’ve been trying to apply it to a singular face on the model but the texture is distorting a bit. It turns into a series of rings similar to the Target store logo. The texture also uncenters itself and moves towards the bottom right. Any ideas on how to fix this?
@@AzharAzman93 I’ve tried that but you can’t really do much until it distorts more. I got it to center a bit better but the same ring pattern is still there.
Nice tutorial, well explained! Can this be done on a circular plane as well? I dropped the node string on a circular plane and it works! How can I add a bump node to this, to make it 3D?
Thanks for the great tutorial. Couldn't believe that there was such a great answer to a question I googled 🙂 I'm getting a great colour map as a result, but I can't work out how to plug this result into a 'displace modifier'? It looks like the displace will only work with textures???
I found a vid that describes the 'displacement' node, but it looks like it takes a 'vector' input. is there a way to covert the colour info in your recipe, to a vector format that the displacement node will accept?
@@JoeyCarlino thanks, saved my life, I was so tired I almost forgot I can add more flags, it was like 6:00 am and honestly I was about to erase everything
A lot of what I learned is through trial and error. Some node setups I've done enough times to be able to visualize what they will do, but I'm always experimenting.
I don't like using Object as the mapping coordinate. While it does keep the texture sized properly regardless of scale, it moves around the object when animated. That's something that is really a pain for motion graphics or animators who will then need to restructure the node in either Generated or UV coordinate system. I think using a mapping node negates any real benefit of using Object mode, because all you need to do is change the scale in the mapping node when using generated if necessary. Much easier than having to mess about with a bunch of different settings when you need the texture to stick to the object.
Wait, how is it possible this channel hasn't more subs? Really awesome tutorials!
Haha, thanks. The channel is pretty new still.
Nice tutorial! really liked how you explain the reasons for how and why it works, keep it up!
I would definitely like to see more of your tutorials on distortion!
This is weirdly exactly what I wanted, down to the automated spiral. Thanks for the help
This channel needs more subs
Come on guys, share this with your friends
Pretty slick use of nodes, perfect for VFX
this is literally exactly what i needed and then some, thank you!
Wow! I love you! EXACTLY what I needed!
Awesome video, thanks so much!
Woooooowwww Super tutorial!!! Thanks for sharing dude!!!
Thank you dude!
Nice. I love the procedural geometry techniques, but understanding what nodes and functions create what effect is like voodoo.
Yeah, it takes a while to get the hang of. I figured out the spiral pretty recently. To learn, I do a lot of experimenting, watch other tutorials, and look at the documentation. It becomes really fun once you get it.
VERY helpful! Thanks so much
Glad I could help!
Nice work, keep it up :)
Just amazing!
thank u!
You a genius
Well explained tutorial!! good job
amazing tutorial!
It always happen that when I need something, u somehow manage to appear everywhere!
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😭 Thank you, Genius!
super useful, thanks! (followed on instagram as well)
Thank you for this amazing texture. I’ve been trying to apply it to a singular face on the model but the texture is distorting a bit. It turns into a series of rings similar to the Target store logo. The texture also uncenters itself and moves towards the bottom right. Any ideas on how to fix this?
maybe you should change texture coordinate from generated to object
@@AzharAzman93 I’ve tried that but you can’t really do much until it distorts more. I got it to center a bit better but the same ring pattern is still there.
thank you !
Very useful! Thanks!
Nice tutorial, well explained! Can this be done on a circular plane as well? I dropped the node string on a circular plane and it works! How can I add a bump node to this, to make it 3D?
thanks - great logical steps!
Thanks 🙏
Thanks you !
Thank you!!!!!
Thanks this helped me a lot
Very nice. I was thinking how to make a spiral mask for a guitar material like zakk wylds spiral painted les pauls
How could I apply it to like a tube?
Cool
Thanks for the great tutorial.
Couldn't believe that there was such a great answer to a question I googled 🙂
I'm getting a great colour map as a result, but I can't work out how to plug this result into a 'displace modifier'?
It looks like the displace will only work with textures???
I tried to plug the bsdf into the displacement plug on the mat output, but everything just went pink ha ha so yep, I have no idea what I'm doing 🙂
I found a vid that describes the 'displacement' node, but it looks like it takes a 'vector' input. is there a way to covert the colour info in your recipe, to a vector format that the displacement node will accept?
Great tutorial! Thanks so much!
great tut bro.
I wanted to know if there's any way of blending the seem between black and white, I tried overlays, color ramp and other spheres :(
Yes, at 1:28 don't set the color ramp to constant and the result will be smoother. You can add more flags to get different results.
@@JoeyCarlino thanks, saved my life, I was so tired I almost forgot I can add more flags, it was like 6:00 am and honestly I was about to erase everything
Nice tutorial, are you able to mentally visualize what the nodes are gonna do or is there another way you arrive at good results like this?
A lot of what I learned is through trial and error. Some node setups I've done enough times to be able to visualize what they will do, but I'm always experimenting.
If spiral on sphere is not smooth then use normal coordinates it will fix it.
how i can give this spiral noise texture (mix it with it) ?
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i've looking for tutorial like this.. thanks... do more procedural stuffs.. arigato :))
Glad you liked it. I have 3 more procedural texture videos in the works!
I don't like using Object as the mapping coordinate. While it does keep the texture sized properly regardless of scale, it moves around the object when animated. That's something that is really a pain for motion graphics or animators who will then need to restructure the node in either Generated or UV coordinate system. I think using a mapping node negates any real benefit of using Object mode, because all you need to do is change the scale in the mapping node when using generated if necessary. Much easier than having to mess about with a bunch of different settings when you need the texture to stick to the object.
It depends what you're making. If you plan on animating a deforming mesh, I agree that object coordinates are not the way to go.
Thanks for the tutorial but how do i transfer the pattern to unity?
You probably have to bake it into an image. I don't know anything about unity right now.
Pretty sure we have the same keyboard it’s sounds exactly like it lol
But what if the animation too fast?
Divide the frame value
Like, #frame / 50
Works on planes but not on objects.
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Super helpful, thank you!
This is great. Thank you so much