Household Carpet Material | Blender Tutorial

Learn step-by-step how to create this fuzzy material/texture using blender shader nodes!
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[@chrismalcheski9232]

EXCELLENT tutorial!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheNinangel]

Man, you're explanation is awesome! I didnt miss any step, like you took my hand and led me to the result. What else to say, we need tutorials like this one! Thanks!

[@MarkIn4D]

Exactly what I needed, thank you very much!

[@choudclucker]

nice video. it would be nice if you could slow down a bit. Found myself pausing every 2 seconds and ultimately changing the playback speed to follow along without having to move between youtube and blender. Great material though! :)

[@JesseOrSomething]

average google chrome user 💀

[@choudclucker]

Not really sure what that was meant to insinuate but go off I guess

[@NPCLiam]

Great video man! Feel like I need to loop it a few times and mess with settings to make sure I'm good with what every node is affecting but the results are awesome.

[@Noah-oo7up]

Thanks, it was perfect and very clear, i will for sure go watch you other tutorials

[@chiefwen279]

my scene now takes 4 hours to render

[@aryanrahimi3242]

I made a backroom animation and i was knowledgeless on how the software works so I put it at 4K and it was still running after 3 days and it wasn’t even 12% finished

[@fiesw]

@@aryanrahimi3242I’m a blender pro and you probably had your samples too high

[@DivineMrGreen]

Thanks mate! what i was looking for!

[@andrewfulton1456]

Thanks gfor the video, but you need to slow down, and keep the whole node tree in view, so we can see what is going to what. You use the shortcuts so quick, it's hard to follow...

[@rqxyon]

Hey nice video but, I have a question why my bump dont looks as yours, it looks like thousands of mini circulated cones, and I'm using the same blender version than u. Can u help me?

[@thenamescraft9527]

Absolutely loved this! Exactly what I was searching for! + 1 sub! Thank you

[@hallythejester1234]

Overall, I enjoyed this tutorial, but I would've appreciated it if you would've shown an overview of the entire node setup at the end. It took a bit for me to apply this information to my own project because you never really showed all the nodes at once.

[@jonathanX01]

1:56 - Why didn't you just group the nodes? Group them and assign the Scale, Threshold, and Color B to the Group Input and assign the Mix result to Group Output.

[@JRoss3D]

That’s a good point, I thought it was simpler to explain and at the time I didn’t use Group Nodes much in my materials

[@jonathanX01]

​@@JRoss3D I try to use them as much as possible myself. Good to organizations when used duplicated nodes. Also best to use frames for nodes you only use once.

[@kimlee8796]

Thank you :)

[@fiesw]

Tysm

[@AntoineVanGeyseghem]

Wow ! =D

[@fiesw]

I don’t get the ctrl- t bit at the start

[@JRoss3D]

Do you have the node wrangler Add-On enabled? If not, it’s in your preferences! It gives you access to some additional shortcuts

[@fiesw]

@@JRoss3D nvm I got it now I just added them separately and it worked?? So that’s good thx for the rest of the tutorial anyways 👍👍👍 other than that very clear

[@JRoss3D]

@@fiesw I'm glad you were able to get it working!

[@VinceAnimations-h8n]

very underrated you deserve more subs