Procedural Watermelon Shader (Blender Tutorial)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2021
- In this Blender tutorial, we will be creating this Procedural Watermelon shader.
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Still works in Blender 4.1.1 with Eevee!
Thank you, King!
i'd have never figured this out myself.
thanks for watching!
This Watermelon Hydrated us...thanks
Haha, thanks! : )
When I needed a watermelon shader, I assumed I would only get low-poly non-realistic shaders. I did not expect such a fantastic, detailed shader tutorial. Exactly what I needed. Thank you man!
Glad it was helpful!
I’ve ended up watching every new video you post and they are always great!
Wow, thanks! I appreciate the support : )
Thank you for this amazing tutorial.
Thanks for your comment! : )
thank you so much.. i'm enjoying all your videos!
Glad you like them!
Thanks for another great video. Well done.
Thanks for watching!
This is a really good tutorial. Great job
Glad you liked it!
Awesome man. Alway good to learn procedural materials. Thank you. Greetings
Thanks!
Super nice tutorial, thx
Thanks for watching!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
awesome
Thank you!
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thanks!
nice! thanks!
You're welcome!
This tutorials are awesome! Maybe some cloth material next? Thank you, keep it up!
Thanks!
Excellent, it would be great to see tutorials on fruit peels, in the blender or in photoshop.Thanks
Thank you!
Thanks you soooooooooooooooooo much. i will done same to you. thanks again
Thanks for watching!
Please make more procedular materials tutorial it will increase our shading ability and thanks a lot sir
I plan on it. Thanks! Any Procedural material ideas?
Could you please make the red inside part of the melon? I would appreciate it :D -Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the tutorial idea. I will consider it.
@@RyanKingArt please
Another good video. I've been looking at images of watermelons and it seems they are slightly less perfect than people normally perceive them to be, although your video creates an unmistakeable watermelon pattern I wonder if you would be willing to do an update to account for distinct pattern interruptions in actual watermelons i.e the stripes are normally not as uniform as expected they vanish and are broken at points. I'll have a go myself but unlikely to get your professional results... Many Thanks Dan
thanks for the idea 👍
great video but can you please add a screen shot of the nodes it would help alot
Ok, I uploaded a screenshot here:
cdnb.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/039/371/601/large/ryan-king-procedural-watermelon-nodes.jpg?1625702312
Nice! This is Yummy
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Even if I can’t 3d animate I’m still obsessed
Haha, thanks!
@@RyanKingArt np!
This is ready to eat
Haha, thanks!
Do you get any suggestion for the green caps at top and bottom, watermelon usually have?
Hmm yeah, I would just 3d model that, and then add a basic brown or gray material, with maybe a noise texture plugged into the normal to give it a little bit of bump.
@@RyanKingArt Lmao, I did the same. I was first trying to make a circular mask for the caps but it quickly got complicated.
@@BlueEdgeTechno Yeah, it could be done, but its probably easiest just to model them.
Such a juicy content
Haha, thanks!
@@RyanKingArt Hey Ryan, I have been watching your videos for the past few weeks and they are really amazing. I want to learn about composition in blender. I saw your video but I want to learn about cinematic composition like the number of layers and details their names they add to make it more realistic. Could you please post a complete tutorial on this with blender 2.9. I really want to learn about it. I am a budding youtuber interested to make animation short films. So Please consider.
Thanks,
Stephen - South India 🇮🇳
I will consider it. Thanks!
Is there a way to not have to use UV and some how us Object on the Texture Coordinate? I found that if you Replace the Wave Texture with a Gradient Texture and set it to Radial and then have it plug in to a Checker Texture vector. Set both colors 1 and 2 to white and black and set the scale to like 20. You can get the same lines around the watermelon like this but you don't have that detail like what yours have. I was wondering if there's a way to convent that maybe to behave the way yours dos but I'm not really sure how to do that at the moment.
I'm still learning and new to nodes and shaders in blender and have been following your tutorials a bit. But I still don't understand much. So can't really do much to change it to what yours dos.
Yeah that might be a good way to make it without using UV's.
Sir sometimes while tracking, screen becomes like fisheye after rendering. What to do .........
Hmm, I dont know. I have never had that problem before. Is it a problem with your computer? Or does it only happen in Blender?
I followed everything but right from the get go my waves weren't showing up and by the end of it I have an elongated grape.
No idea why. Will update if I figure it out.
EDIT: I used the wrong kind of sphere. Make sure it's a UV sphere. :)
I was hoping to make one of those cube watermelons, but ran into tricky business.
Ahh yeah, It works best with a sphere.
yeah i started with a subdivided cube but then when i saw the uvs vs the sphere switched to sphere too. ooh cube watermelon, that sounds interesting.
@@Sandra-hc4vo I think we could make one, just as long as we start out with the UV sphere, and then manually or through a modifier make it cube like. Haven't tested it out yet, but I'll probably have a fruit vendor scene in the upcoming months and will report back. :D
it's probley because your outta scale...hit control a...all transforms...then reset your origin..then follow the rest. good luck
watermelon
Yep. : )
why would you scale UV's outside of shader when there is a option on the wave texture called Scale? guess what it does
Lol. yeah your right. I don't know why I didn't do that.
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