Blender Tutorial - Creating Realistic Procedural Brushed Metal
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Hello everyone! In this video we will be learning to create a realistic brushed metal material. All done procedurally in Blender.
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0:00 Introduction
1:00 Brushed Metal
2:56 Sponsor
4:08 Noise Detail & Color
6:51 Adding Roughness
8:56 Adding Scratches
12:56 Creating the Bump
14:29 Overview
15:38 Outro
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ure literally the best yter for putting sponsored part as a chapter and not merging it in randomly.
I really appreciated after showing the entire workflow; you went on to go into detail what exactly we're looking at. Nice tutorial.
This is easily the best Blender tutorial video I've seen. Quick and to the point, but still explaining how things work.
Thank you very much! This not only helped me a lot with my model but taught me more about materials and textures too!
Thank you so much! This is amazing, I haven't seen any good scratched surface tutorials until this one
Excellent job with your tutorial. Perfect pacing and very thorough.
L'un des meilleurs tuto que j'ai vu. Bravo et merci !!!
Thanks a lot for such a detailed guide. The result is looking amazing
Excellent shader setup! I used this as the basis for a brushed nickel texture for archviz bathroom fixtures, and it looks magnificent, even when zoomed in to ridiculous levels. Thank you!
I dig it. For a client? or just for fun as a hobby?
Hands down best Blender tutorial I have seen, subscribed my friend
Thank you for providing these great information. Shader nodes are still kind of a mystery for myself but you helped a lot
Hey man, fantastic video.
I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you. Your Blender tutorials are some of the best I have found on TH-cam and I feel like you deserve way more subscribers than you have currently. All your tutorials have a great quality to them, easy-to-follow demonstrations, are very informative, and are helpful for picking up new skills within Blender to use on my own in the future.
Every time I get that notification saying you uploaded a new video, I go watch it right away to see what knowledge you have to offer. You never fail to deliver excellent tutorials. I have learned so much from you, and I cannot wait for more tutorials to come.
Thank you so much! That's probably one of the nicest comments I have ever received. It really means a lot. I'm very glad that you enjoy the videos and find them useful! :)
This comment is very true
Best metal PBR tutorial i've ever seen. Thank you so much!
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Best blender material tutorial i have come across..great job
Always love your tutorials. Fantastic.
this is really helpful! I'll definitely use a variation of this texture when modeling my ships and stuff
dude thats awesome i realy needed that thing! thank you!
Excellent video. That was very helpful and easily explained.
This was super helpful, thank-you so very much!
woah! your really good with shaders thank you this is so much better than image textures so thanks!!!
Im a complete newbie to nodes and shading and i still found this tutorial super straightforward and easy to follow
This might be the best tutorial on youtube, ever. Thanks! A LOT!
You can improve this shader by plugging the output of the Mix into the displacement via a multiply math shader with a value of .2. It will have a real anisotropic refraction just like brushed metal does.
I really appreciate you and love the content! keep going!
Very helpful thanks ! Best tut on making realistic metal !
Thanks for the procedure lesson, I really need it!^^
Thanks for the node group file!!
Brilliant. I just used this method for a robot I'm rendering. Looks amazing!!!!!!!
Loved.. hard to find tutorials for material and texture it’s always downloading already made.. thank you ☺️
Thanks man! Please keep making these videos :D
Edit: Can you make tutorials on sand granules and its interaction for designing small models/symbols/stills as in not for grounds or scenery?
Thank you for the lesson! Helped a lot
Yeay, i need this for some my school exercise's
Extremely helpful. Thank you very much!
thank you soooooooo much for this amazing tutorial
Thank you! I didn't even search for this, this was just in my recommedations. This was like finding a gold coin on the side of the road!
Thank you, just what i needed
this helped so much very informative
Wow more material tutorials would be awesome
Thanks, for an amazing job.
Great tutorial
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Thank you a LOT, I'll be definitely using this in the future, and don't worry, I'll make sure to donate a few bucks
Thats a lotta nodes
great vid btw
I will never get used to these freaking nodes!
blender has really been made easy by ur tricks
Is there a tutorial to create a node group, like the one you said in the intro.
Your tutorials are awesome, please keep up the good work.
Legit. Thanks!
This is what I was looking for thank you very much. How did you create the node group with the settings you showed at the beginning?
fricken awesome!!
Just in time made a barrell! might put into a a whole scene.
o wow thanks i learn a Couple things
Thank youu
Nice
tnx bro^)
Nice and detailed video! (but is that a breadmaker i hear in the background @9:00? :-)
Professor said find a tutorial for my shader and I found the one. Perfect resource for my class assignment.
Could someone help with a question I have? I am using this tutorial for several matte painted brushed metal surfaces on an object, and one of the surfaces is white. This has worked great for a light grey painted surface, but I can't get it to go any lighter than that. Could someone tell me what I need to adjust in order to append this texture in a project to use it as a material?
HELLO¡, when I added the color ramp in the render visual, my object appears all black, why does that happen? it doesnt appear like in your video
Hello Blender Made Easy, I'd like to thank you for your amazing tutorial. It was really helpful! I have a question though. What changes do I need to make in order to obtain a smooth, non-brushed metal without scratches? I'm working on a model whose shell is made of a smooth metal with just a subtle layer of dirt (kind of like a brand new smartphone after the very first use to verify if it works, that your fingerprints start showing up on its screen).
How can I export the texture with the 3D Model in one file? FBX doesnt include the texture
Thank you for this tutorial, I grabbed the shader from Gumroad. Why does the custom node group have a "tmp_viewer" output on top of normal output node?
Hey man, just found you on youtube and you've been super helpful for my project! Really appreciate the work.
Quick question: In shader the material works perfectly in Cycle but not in its render preview? But shader and render preview works fine in Evee? Could you guess what the problem is please?
Thanks! I don't get any normal maps when exporting. Do you know why this could be? thanks
Hi. How can I scale the whole texture down.
How can i change the direction of the texture, in stead of the lines going vertical I want them horizontal
how to learn all the node use for and what atribute connect to wht atribute ?
i folowing all ur step and its work perfectlu but i cant understand the logic behind all the node pliss make tutorial about this
can you explain how to do this without the setup or say what the setup is so i can do it on a project without starting new ?
thanks, I'll credit you in my work later
anyway to make the pattern horizontal?
this is great, but i was wondering how you set up the image texture in the world shader. It seems to be the only reason mine looks weird but I can't set it up to have the same settings because they simply don't exist xP
Edit: worked it out, but my metal still looks really flat.. like it's all one colour, barely any reflection from the scene, ect. any ideas?
Can you please link the HDRI that you used ?
Fantastic content, my first comment on youtube give to u.
can you make a tutorial on how to make a realistic nonstick fry pan shader
I don't see any lines when I add the noise texture. I have the addon enabled, and mapping, texture coordinate connected but no matter what I see no lines.
Thx, i deleted the bump setup, it really tanked my pc
at right at 8:42 that looks like a good rusted metal
How did you combine the coloramp nodes?
tried this on a font and it looked 6/10 :/ yours looks 10/10. Did the nodes perfectly too. still a good tut tho
what`s the lighting setup?
Was following until you added that Multiply shader. In Blender 3.0.1, the Multiply node doesn't have Color 1/2 inputs.
If you want this stretches on real world elements like crapping poles in a bus, then you have to deal with bends and that means UVs.. no way around that,. do that so often.
Hi, wery nice video but how can i change the color of metal? from grey to red
4:45
what's that hdri?
can i ask, why do u use object space mapping without an exact object? how does it affect wrapping object with textures? i mean u normally use UV's...
I ahve a question: if I append the node group to my own file the material appears really, really dark?
I have not a clue on how to add it to a mesh
8:06
1:57 ctrl + shift + leftclick and ctrl + t doesn't work for me any clues why?
you need to afdd node wrangler addon prefrences-> addons> search fore node wrangler, check the box
i followed the tutorial and it went fine but the lines for the brushed effect are going horizontal and not vertical. how do i change this ??
The Texture Coordinate node connects to the Mapping node.What you want to do is instead of buffing the Scale X coordinate you buff the Y or Z Scale coordinate.
Is there a way to rotate the lines, from vertical to horizontal?
Did you ever figure this out?
@@vurroria The Texture Coordinate node connects to the Mapping node.What you want to do is instead of buffing the Scale X coordinate you buff the Y or Z Scale coordinate.
It looks amazing, but the level of detail is too extreme for regular use
i di everything the same and didnt get that result
Dumb question, and I realize a lot of these texture tutorials help us make "smart textures," or modifiable nodegroups, etc...but this specific tutorial. Um, would it work as an unbrushed steel base color if I just left out the brushed texture. I'm doing an annoying personal project that for some reason is going down a long rabbit hole about metals, and coatings, and galvinization and powder and paint and plastic, lol. Nailing down what "bare metal after coming out of the oven, as it were" seems to be harder for me to find. Anyhoo...if anyone sees this and has a few seconds to ...oooh, crud, I just saw a procedural dirty metal tutorial. Nevermind, carry on. Or help. Or enjoy your day.
beautful but very heavy material.
I downloaded your node group and the metal is super dark, not shiny. Am I doing something wrong
Did you find a fix for this?
The bump part almost crashes my computer lol, too many things to compute I guess ?