Cool stuff! Also, regarding the negative modulo problem at around 9:30, could be avoided if you used Wrap instead. You prolly might've figured that out by the time I posted this comment. But I feel like I should mention it anyways, just in case somebody else reads this.
This video is extremely underrated.
I understood only maybe 10% of the math involved, but I followed your node setup and got the effect I wanted, thanks!
Amazing tutorial, I love that you didn't skip any step!
Genius! Thank you, I've learned a lot from this video, not just about Blender, but also about math. It's much appreciated (Suscribed)
This is awesome!
ty so much, i learn a lot :D
Dude this was amazing, you are not only super smart but also super entertaining
I appreciate that, thank you!
Thank you for a very well explained tutorial. This was exactly what I was looking for.
Glad you found it helpful!
you're doing god's work; we thank you
many thanks for sharing your knowledge; subbed
Appreciate it, thank you!
Thank you so much! This was incredible helpful.
Amazing explanation. Thanks.
Cool stuff!
Also, regarding the negative modulo problem at around 9:30, could be avoided if you used Wrap instead.
You prolly might've figured that out by the time I posted this comment.
But I feel like I should mention it anyways, just in case somebody else reads this.
Can you do a tutorial on extending procedural hexagons into hexagonal Voronoi textures?
Thanks for the idea! I'll give it some thought. The video wouldn't come out for a while though, if I manage to figure it out.
Great video. BTW at 11:22 the lines don't look centered. Otherwise love it, 10/10
My brain is a hexagon
And if you look at the hexagon long enough, you realize 3 more lines, and its a 3D cube.