Seamless Cracks in Blender 3.0 - Method 2

Use procedural textures to create seamless cracks. For procedural basics check out my other playlists.
For the other method look here: • Seamless Cracks in Ble...
The blender file with the result of this tutorial is here: coderberry.com/image_cache/vo...

[@ichararablackmoon7001]

Hey, im not new to blender but i am really amazed of how much i´ve learned from your video, just because you are describing things and how do they work. Good work, keep making these man!

[@williamwang9154]

Wowwww just what I was looking for!! Trying to make a cookie to learn blender and was racking my head on how to make nice cracks!!

[@michaelsmit486]

Glad it was helpful!

[@amethystecrystal6707]

thanks for that, I was struggling when making a cookie on my own after following the famous donut tutorial and this helped me a lot !

[@michaelsmit486]

Glad I could help!

[@dijanowe]

very well explained! love it. Keep it up!

[@minkhantthumyanmar7576]

Thank you.

[@primewolf963]

Please help me out;
I can't find Displacement so I couldn't change it to Displacement Only 5:20 .
I am using 4.1. Also can I change the cracks color I want to make a black object and change cracks color to red

[@ufonious747]

I have a question! Is there a way to change the color of the cracks only? Working on a project and trying to do this cracked effect on a wall, but would like the cracks to be gold colored

[@phyzxengrmoore6928]

But the final doesnt export as a modified mesh.

[@artgame8340]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@michaelsmit486]

You are most welcome.

[@artkiko4460]

Hi. Is it possible to have a few isolated lines, like a vase that's cracked but still intact? Thanks.

[@michaelsmit486]

Yes. Check out the comments on th-cam.com/video/C8hrH9HQGTI/w-d-xo.html for some blend file examples

[@michaelsmit486]

Or.. you might use the chipped paint strategy from th-cam.com/video/4B1XssKo7aE/w-d-xo.html it's not exactly creating cracks like this but you could use a similar strategy

[@artkiko4460]

@@michaelsmit486 Will check those out. Thank you so much!

[@Gaurav-zz9wo]

nice

[@michaelsmit486]

Thanks!

[@chrisbondford7395]

Thanx

[@michaelsmit486]

You're welcome

[@Panchothefatcat]

Nooooo it doesnt work for stl😭

[@michaelsmit486]

STL doesn't understand the nodes, but you can bake the texture into an image and then export the object with that instead.

[@Panchothefatcat]

@@michaelsmit486 i want to 3d print it

[@michaelsmit486]

@@Panchothefatcat Generally speaking I would not use blender to make models for 3d printing although some people do.
If you want procedural 3d modeling for 3d printing I would suggest openscad.