Found your channel literally 2 days ago, and im confident to say you're absolutely excellent at explaining and making sense of things that many others would just make a step guide of (the previous episode is a great example). Looking forward to watch more of your videos and i highly hope more people will discover you!
Thank you very much for showing the math formula that stands behind the Lerp node. I was using it just intuitively as we would use mask in Photoshop, but now I understand the logic of it and can recreate using just regular multiply, that's very useful and interesting! Can't wait to watch all the other lectures!
My vote goes to inputs :) Thank you for doing this. I found this very helpful for young artists that are willing a carrier in Techart. I am always recommending your channel.
hi Ben! i am the 3d artist from malaysia. thanks for your high quality tutorial for us! i hope you can product more material node tutorial because i no have programmer knowledge and some advance node i cant understand even through I read through the unreal engine document.
@ben Cloward It would be cool to hear your thoughts more on dot product for sure. I've been using it on some things at work and love it, but always like to hear how other people use some nodes, especially something so powerful as dot product would be very interesting. Thanks for the vid too!
Anybody else left curious as to what would happen if you tried to desaturate a texture past a value of 1? That's surely got to leave some sort of metaphysical quandry, right? Like asking what is north of the north pole? 🤣
Thanks! I am trying to figure out shader graph and your videos are helpful and pleasant to watch.
Perfect timing. I sit down at the trusty PC with coffee in hand to find another excellent episode. :) ...my vote is for DOT product.
Found your channel literally 2 days ago, and im confident to say you're absolutely excellent at explaining and making sense of things that many others would just make a step guide of (the previous episode is a great example). Looking forward to watch more of your videos and i highly hope more people will discover you!
Thank you very much for showing the math formula that stands behind the Lerp node. I was using it just intuitively as we would use mask in Photoshop, but now I understand the logic of it and can recreate using just regular multiply, that's very useful and interesting! Can't wait to watch all the other lectures!
Glad it was helpful!
showing how lerp works is amazing for understanding, thank you ben, cant wait to finish the rest of these
best tutorial talk about lerp!! really put a lot works to make it easy to 'digest'. Thank you :)
So lucky to have you here.
Thanks for teaching this! Please talk about dot product next week!
I’m a complete beginner and these videos are very useful! Thanks!
can't stop watching your videos. there is sooo much to learn! thanks a lot!
Great explanation, Ben. Thank you.
My vote goes to inputs :) Thank you for doing this. I found this very helpful for young artists that are willing a carrier in Techart. I am always recommending your channel.
fantastic explanation and demo in unity without the scary math. Cheers
Awesome explanation. Thank you!
hi Ben! i am the 3d artist from malaysia. thanks for your high quality tutorial for us! i hope you can product more material node tutorial because i no have programmer knowledge and some advance node i cant understand even through I read through the unreal engine document.
Thanks 4 your cool Videos!
Greetz from Bavaria
That was very informative! Thanks and keep up the good work :)
Thanks, grate tutorial
Thank you Ben! We need more inputs)
Instead of typing numbers for the float number, you can just hover cursor over x so it becomes a double arrow, click and drag horizontally
@ben Cloward It would be cool to hear your thoughts more on dot product for sure. I've been using it on some things at work and love it, but always like to hear how other people use some nodes, especially something so powerful as dot product would be very interesting.
Thanks for the vid too!
Thanks!
You may use RadialGradientExponential Node instead of the use raw radial texture.
great thank you
I need to Lerp between watching these videos and working on my own projects... 😂
Lol!!
Seriously! I keep trying to lerp between work and personal projects, I still don't know the right value to blend with :p
@@JavisJones3DCG you should probably make that value a parameter so you can adjust it on the fly 😁
@@bluegizmo1983 Hahaha, I love it. I think I'll do that :D
Great!!
Thank you soo much!
Great ... thank you
thank you very much master
Superb
Good stuff
Awesome!
nice
Inputs, please
PS1 didn't shimmer and jump because of MIP maps. It's because Sony did not implement an FPU so texture space had to be rounded to the nearest integer.
Dot product? I don’t know what that is, so my vote is on that.
my vote is for dot product
Anybody else left curious as to what would happen if you tried to desaturate a texture past a value of 1? That's surely got to leave some sort of metaphysical quandry, right? Like asking what is north of the north pole? 🤣
I think it would increase the B/W contrast, maybe? I haven't tried it, but intuitively I feel like that's where it would head.
lerp (0,1,t) = t
Thanks 👍