Love this, but this is approaching geometry node territory, so you should definitely look into that. Most of these things are fairly easy, quick, and endlessly customable in geometry node. LOVE THE CHANNEL!
As far as I know, you can't make actual tesselation in geonodes. I mean you can distribute on faces but can't make the instances deform accordingly to faces scale.
@@DINOX86 you might be right, I never actually made an exact tesselation, but similar, easier things. I can see a way of doing it, you can access to faces' scale and use it for the instances' scale, but can't say it for sure just now!
@@MicheleoTuTo yes there is the Face Area node which gives face total surface size but don't give info about width and height so this exact tesselation effect is near to impossible in geonode. However I think someone managed to sort of capture these info with heavy math going on.
Amazing ideas and uses for the tissue addon. To apply the tissue addon, instead of exporting to FBX and importing the mesh to another Blender project; you could simply add another object, add a geometry node setup and then import the tessellated mesh to the node setup via "Object info" and connect that to the output, then apply the geometry node modifier or just "convert to mesh". Done! It's just a one node setup.
i think if you dont make the noise texture to be pure black you will get better results... maybe a really dark cyan great tutorial, i will try those addons!
I don't think you need to do that whole geonodes work around to apply the tissue tessellation, pretty sure! It looks like when you apply the effect, there is an option (set to "on" by default) to use modifiers...this means that you aren't applying the effect directly, but storing it in a modifier stack. I simply turned those switches off and then I was able to merge by distance and access the geo directly. I removed the links to the source object (inside the tissue tesselate menu) just to be sure and it appears to have applied the modifiers.
Interesting, I was under the impression that setting allowed for use within the modifier stack, so tessellation would be applied last after calculating the modifiers. But if what you did works that could be helpful. Also interesting choice from the devs.
Thank you for always making such down to earth content and being such a personable creator. Your videos are always so fun to watch, and I hope we keep seeing your amazing content in the future!
Hey Atti, What were you doing before this channel, I mean were you still recording tutorials because ur narration is very confident and you seem like a seasoned vet tutorialist😁. Sorry I dont know much about you like Your age !! I am sure you must be atleast above 30. You know kids these days are even better at blendering, haha
Just take the output of the mix shader and feed it into another mix shader with a noise texturing driving the mix. It's the same as adding the speckles the first time.
Kinda, I was just working on some client work and found a cool font for it. After the project was over I chose some characters I liked and based the logo on those.
About your bio: "I am an idiot He/They" When should I use "he", and when should I use "they"? Can I say: "Atti's videos are awesome. They is one of the best Blender artist, and he is also very inspiring."?? I'm just confused.
Yo, He/Him is totally fine as well as They/Them. They/Them are just neutral pronouns. Typically you would use "They" in place of "he" and use "them" in place of "him". It sounds more complicated than it is lol. I appreciate you asking though
you mean geometry nodes? lmao just use those. it literally does the same thing plus more and is already baked into blender. this is very unnecessary to use what u were doing you dont need that addon. Learn Geo nodes inside and out, you will not be disappointed.
𝘶𝘴𝘦 𝘨𝘦𝘰 𝘯𝘰𝘥𝘦𝘴 𝘭𝘰𝘭
wut do u mean
@@user-yk1cw8im4h maybe sarcasm? we do not to always use geo nodes despite what some people claim. (Idk what I'm talking about btw)
Love this, but this is approaching geometry node territory, so you should definitely look into that. Most of these things are fairly easy, quick, and endlessly customable in geometry node. LOVE THE CHANNEL!
As far as I know, you can't make actual tesselation in geonodes. I mean you can distribute on faces but can't make the instances deform accordingly to faces scale.
@@DINOX86 you might be right, I never actually made an exact tesselation, but similar, easier things. I can see a way of doing it, you can access to faces' scale and use it for the instances' scale, but can't say it for sure just now!
@@MicheleoTuTo yes there is the Face Area node which gives face total surface size but don't give info about width and height so this exact tesselation effect is near to impossible in geonode.
However I think someone managed to sort of capture these info with heavy math going on.
Amazing ideas and uses for the tissue addon. To apply the tissue addon, instead of exporting to FBX and importing the mesh to another Blender project; you could simply add another object, add a geometry node setup and then import the tessellated mesh to the node setup via "Object info" and connect that to the output, then apply the geometry node modifier or just "convert to mesh". Done! It's just a one node setup.
This is actually super smart and also one of the only things I actually know how to do with geometry nodes LOL
@@attimp4 Awesome😁
10 out of 10 sponsor transition
LMAO cmon man
wait where did this crazy addon come from out of nowhere. it's sooo cool! gotta give it a try for sure
Dude got the most fire intro I've seen on a cg channel
THE LEGEND IS BACK. Can’t wait to start this tutorial tomorrow.
i think if you dont make the noise texture to be pure black you will get better results... maybe a really dark cyan
great tutorial, i will try those addons!
really cool breakdown, u can also try this using geometry nodes like extrude and scale elements for pattern. and curve to mesh for spiral shape.
ngl you are my favourite youtuber by now. Thanks for the great stuff.
I don't think you need to do that whole geonodes work around to apply the tissue tessellation, pretty sure! It looks like when you apply the effect, there is an option (set to "on" by default) to use modifiers...this means that you aren't applying the effect directly, but storing it in a modifier stack. I simply turned those switches off and then I was able to merge by distance and access the geo directly. I removed the links to the source object (inside the tissue tesselate menu) just to be sure and it appears to have applied the modifiers.
Interesting, I was under the impression that setting allowed for use within the modifier stack, so tessellation would be applied last after calculating the modifiers. But if what you did works that could be helpful. Also interesting choice from the devs.
Alt-J - Tesselate 🎵
Thank you for always making such down to earth content and being such a personable creator. Your videos are always so fun to watch, and I hope we keep seeing your amazing content in the future!
That's very sweet, thank you. I will hopefully keep delivering :P
this was one of your best tutorials thanks Atti
That intro went hard
I don't know if this was intended, but personally I would use the LoopTools Circle to make the first shape more circle after bevel
I did not know this existed, will be very useful. Thanks :D
Awesome - just love it ❤
I absolutely love watching your videos, just for fun. Their extremely satisfying.
Hey Atti, What were you doing before this channel, I mean were you still recording tutorials because ur narration is very confident and you seem like a seasoned vet tutorialist😁. Sorry I dont know much about you like Your age !! I am sure you must be atleast above 30. You know kids these days are even better at blendering, haha
Thank you Atti!
This would be killer for greebles on spaceships
you were made to make content. I appreciate the intro video, quality stuff dude !
It was worth the wait.
Before I finish the tut ❤
You're one of my favorite Blender creators and you inspire me a lot.
How did you duplicate the speckle material in the end? I am trying to merge it with the material but cant seem to figure it out..
Just take the output of the mix shader and feed it into another mix shader with a noise texturing driving the mix. It's the same as adding the speckles the first time.
I was searching for that you saved my time
what is this addon called lol am i just missing the link in the description ?
It's called Tissue, it comes with blender
What is that song in the intro?
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this is super useful, thank you for the good tut!
Thanks glad you liked it :D
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prob geometry nodes make it easy?
isn't your logo inspired by Afx logo ? its awesome
Kinda, I was just working on some client work and found a cool font for it. After the project was over I chose some characters I liked and based the logo on those.
Could have used geometry nodes?
Apparently,Not everyone has a smart brain to use them
Is it normal that artists spend +3 days for lightening or coloring?
Depends on the project. I knew this would be the thumbnail so I tried out a lot of different things before I chose this version.
About your bio: "I am an idiot He/They"
When should I use "he", and when should I use "they"? Can I say: "Atti's videos are awesome. They is one of the best Blender artist, and he is also very inspiring."?? I'm just confused.
Yo, He/Him is totally fine as well as They/Them. They/Them are just neutral pronouns. Typically you would use "They" in place of "he" and use "them" in place of "him". It sounds more complicated than it is lol. I appreciate you asking though
I am also an idiot and I found this extremely cool
I think the easiest way to do this is to get C4D. 😂
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I thought it was geometry nodes tutorial
no no no my brain is wayyyyy too tiny for all that. at least for now
this looks like geometry node dude... probably why they stopped development on this
im green atti
im green hacho
cute
You seriously need to post more
pro
you mean geometry nodes? lmao just use those. it literally does the same thing plus more and is already baked into blender. this is very unnecessary to use what u were doing you dont need that addon. Learn Geo nodes inside and out, you will not be disappointed.
I was thinking the same thing😅
1st comment 😄
Damn I want to create something Gigerish with this addon but I'm too lazy :(