Unsubscribed to other UE related channels when I found your channel, + you use Maya like what I do for 3D modeling. Quick and detailed explained tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, highly appreciated :)
Thanks :) They always sound fine after I render them, but then they're really quiet on TH-cam, so I just cranked the audio. Im glad its an improvement :)
Awesome work, I wonder if there is a way to have UVW modifier with box,plane, cylindrical, spherical types of tiling of the texture but on objects, like in 3ds max!
@@goeuldi Well, you could fiddle with the UVs still if you still wanted to increase/decrease tiling. For the texture's position to lock, you'd rather want to cut out the world position part of this shader.
I can try! The World Position node is what 'shifts' the texture as the object the material is applied to moves around in the world. By dividing that by a scalar value, you are effectively inreasing or decreasing the tiling amount of the texture which will make it stretch over a smaller or larger area of the world. You can see how he changes the UV Scale parameter he created to cover something as big as his forest. If he did not divide the world position offset by the UV Scale then he would just be stuck with whatever size his base texture is at. He could of course change that in another program like photoshop and re-import it but this way is quick, convenient, and allows for more versatile use of the shader
thank u for the tutorial ! the only thing I don't like is that u talk fast which makes it sometimes hard for non-native speakers to get wht u're saying :(
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Unsubscribed to other UE related channels when I found your channel, + you use Maya like what I do for 3D modeling.
Quick and detailed explained tutorials.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, highly appreciated :)
Thank you so much! I hope to keep sharing and keep making awesome stuff for a long time to come :)
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed to fade out the top of a building so you can see inside it.
i couldn't imagine a more straight forward way to explai this, excellent job thank u
Awesome! Love use of the different coloured cans!
Still a great video in 2022 for UE5!
Great for when you have a grid-based game and need a floor texture to indicate spaces.
Cool. Now the sound is loud and clear! :) Great vid.!
Thanks :) They always sound fine after I render them, but then they're really quiet on TH-cam, so I just cranked the audio. Im glad its an improvement :)
nice, this helped me to texture an object that had no uv map
Really cool tutorial man I love this channel
Thank you! Super easy and simple for a newbie like me, great video :)
Really didn't expect to be pulled into a portal and put in a forest.
i'm confused, i thought it was that you can extend a mesh and the material will stay the same scale? that's not world position?
Very very very good tutorial!
Thank you very much, nice tuto.
How would I get this working but for all sides of a cube?
I see in your example it only works on the top and bottom but the sizes are stretched?
Use Tri-planar projection:
th-cam.com/video/1_kqYXXX0X4/w-d-xo.html
Waaaaaaa!!! Love everything!
Thanks! :)
Thanks for the quick tip.
Awesome work, I wonder if there is a way to have UVW modifier with box,plane, cylindrical, spherical types of tiling of the texture but on objects, like in 3ds max!
Whoever wants to do this for all 3 dimensions: th-cam.com/video/8aYe54XrZYI/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_logo And change "PixelWS" to "VertexNormalWS"
Simon Von Der Heide... Your a godsend.
You can just use WorldCoordinate3Way I believe.
The yt comment section god
You are great, lets work together on unreal projects haha. see you!
Ingenious
cool thank you for this!
How can i make this work in 3d, means not only X and Y but also Z ?
Is there a way to lock the position of the texture, so you can move asset freely without the textures moving?
In that case, you'd just want to connect a Texture Sampler node to the base color of your material. Fiddling with UVs is not necessary.
@@goeuldi Well, you could fiddle with the UVs still if you still wanted to increase/decrease tiling. For the texture's position to lock, you'd rather want to cut out the world position part of this shader.
"Yeah, bet you didn't expect that."
Actually lol'd good.
I better save this. Thanks.
Can you upload your splat map texture you use please ? That in green variation.
Here you go! i.imgur.com/Phuecym.png
Nice, thank you so much
I have it set up the same exact way, it only works on B. UE4 4.26
verry good
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW
Can someone explain to me why he divided the world position by the uv scale ? what does this do exactly ?
I can try! The World Position node is what 'shifts' the texture as the object the material is applied to moves around in the world. By dividing that by a scalar value, you are effectively inreasing or decreasing the tiling amount of the texture which will make it stretch over a smaller or larger area of the world. You can see how he changes the UV Scale parameter he created to cover something as big as his forest.
If he did not divide the world position offset by the UV Scale then he would just be stuck with whatever size his base texture is at. He could of course change that in another program like photoshop and re-import it but this way is quick, convenient, and allows for more versatile use of the shader
thank u for the tutorial ! the only thing I don't like is that u talk fast which makes it sometimes hard for non-native speakers to get wht u're saying :(
Yeah sir please tutorial Pubg.
Sir.Please tutorial server PUBG please.ok