9:44 If you had put the coordinate source through a Reroute node before feeding it to multiple inputs, you could have changed the source by moving just one noodle. Every time I have a single output feeding to multiple inputs, I like to use a Reroute for this purpose.
Okay, this was awesome. Besides leading to a great looking material, you were able to quickly through some basic UV Editing stuff, which is something I have no familiarity with, without me getting lost.
Hello thanks for the tutorial, is a really good material, I think the only thing that need is the corrugated part of cardboard for the borders to be the perfect material. I go to try to find a way to add that. Thanks for another fantastic video.
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Hi Ryan !!!! Thank you very much for this video !!!, really very clear and precise. A consultation, would you be able to teach us how to make the edge of the corrugated cardboard ?, where you can see a wave or 2 waves. It would be ideal to have such material in the form of a procedure. From already thank you very much!!!
Dude, you are really good at nodes. Being a new sub, I am curious - I'm about to be 5 months in Blender, but how long have you worked with this program? You are very knowledgeable.
Just subbed. I tried blender a while ago and dropped it cause of the learning curve but you make this shit look approachable and the fact that yoi explain everything even though you explained it in a past video helps a lot. it kinda gets the idea through my big dumb cave man brain haha keep it up my dude. Would love to see some animation stuff explained like this but i know that is a whole other skill set.
Great tutorial, but realistically the "flute" direction of the cardboard wouldn't be the same on all four folding tabs. Since most boxes are cut out in a sort of X pattern from a single sheet, two of the folds would have a horizontal flute. Small detail, but figured it 's worth mentioning.
HEY can I ask question I'm doing a packaging mockup I tried to do that but it removes my design in blender how do I make it to not get it remove my designs but still be able to do that cardboard material thank you please help still beginner here. :)
Hello guys im pretty new to blender and I followed the tutorial exactly as showed and I cant seem to make the lights work after making the texture, it does work when i remove them so its probably that, can someone help me with that please?
Hello. I'm just replying to this comment again, because for some reason TH-cam is still sorting it in the "Comments I haven't responded to" list. So hopefully that will fix it. : )
Just save the blend file somewhere on your computer. Then you can use Blender's append option to add the material to other Blender files. Or you can check out my newest tutorial, on how to use Blenders Asset browser. And you can add the material as an asset to use in your projects.
As for blender 3.5.1 this settings are not working, just to save you time, seems like the mix shader was changed and the color + add seems be the problem
this tutorial is so bad you got to tell us what your doing step by step. for example at 1:30 how do you add a emmision and what command did u use to activate it. i was lost 2 min in because i couldnt follow
So cool man!
Hello Nathan! Thanks for checking out my video! Your tutorials are super cool!
@@brightanimations4253 Thank you!
😳… I am at a loss for words! This is the most incredible texture/ tutorial ever!!!
Wow, thanks! I appreciate it. 🙂
This is the best cardboard texture I have ever seen, really it's amazing 😍😍
Thank you so much 😀
What a coincidence, I was just trying to figure out how to make cardboard material and here you already did a tutorial. :D
Cool! Thanks for watching!
so cool!!! You explain everything so well, and clearly. It's a joy to create with you
Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching! 🙂
9:44 If you had put the coordinate source through a Reroute node before feeding it to multiple inputs, you could have changed the source by moving just one noodle.
Every time I have a single output feeding to multiple inputs, I like to use a Reroute for this purpose.
thanks 👍
Okay, this was awesome. Besides leading to a great looking material, you were able to quickly through some basic UV Editing stuff, which is something I have no familiarity with, without me getting lost.
thanks for watching 😀
Hello thanks for the tutorial, is a really good material, I think the only thing that need is the corrugated part of cardboard for the borders to be the perfect material. I go to try to find a way to add that. Thanks for another fantastic video.
Thanks!
Procedural Material Pack #1: ryankingart.gumroad.com/l/bIlWZ
Procedural Material Pack #2: ryankingart.gumroad.com/l/GHEkSN
Procedural Material Pack #3: ryankingart.gumroad.com/l/TBNWVO
6:55 use Add to make stripes a little random
8:10 Use bump twice to apply two different heights
👍 👍
So fast and has a great results!
Thank you! 😃
Thank you so much, very good turorial.👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very pedagogical ! Keep on like this Ryan and thank you again !
Glad you like it. Thanks!
Great video! Thanks for your help!
welcome!
Hi Ryan !!!! Thank you very much for this video !!!, really very clear and precise. A consultation, would you be able to teach us how to make the edge of the corrugated cardboard ?, where you can see a wave or 2 waves. It would be ideal to have such material in the form of a procedure. From already thank you very much!!!
Thanks for the tutorial idea. I will consider it.
Awesome! Next time it will be "PROCEDURAL JEANS" with seams, embroidered logo and faded colors! Thank you!!!
Haha, thats a good tutorial idea. Thanks!
@@RyanKingArt It won't be a tutorial as usual you always teach us here. Thank you very much! A big hug from here in São Paulo.
Thanks for another great tutorial, Ryan. Much appreciated as always.
thank you for watching!
Dude, you are really good at nodes. Being a new sub, I am curious - I'm about to be 5 months in Blender, but how long have you worked with this program? You are very knowledgeable.
Thanks! I've been using Blender for about 5 and a half years.
This was an awesome one! Thanks Ryan! :)
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for this useful tutorial
you're welcome!
Looking great! Now, what about the trickier part, the cardboard edge, possibly created in tandem with the Solidify modifier? 😊
Yeah maybe I can make a video on that sometime. 👍
You sir are impressive. Keep up good work!
Thank you very much 🙂
This was a easy tutorial to follow. Great job!
glad you like it! (Merry Christmas) 😀
@@RyanKingArt Merry Xmas!
Perfect as usual ❤
thank you for watching!
Thanks heaps. The process is starting to sink into my thick head.
Thanks for watching!!
Just subbed. I tried blender a while ago and dropped it cause of the learning curve but you make this shit look approachable and the fact that yoi explain everything even though you explained it in a past video helps a lot. it kinda gets the idea through my big dumb cave man brain haha keep it up my dude. Would love to see some animation stuff explained like this but i know that is a whole other skill set.
YOU ARE EVERYWHERE !!!!
Haha, thank you. : )
Love this tutorial. Many thanks!!!
glad you like it! thanks for watching.
thx for the detailed and nice tutorial
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much, you teached this well!
You're very welcome!
Thank you very much.
You are welcome!
What hardware are you using to render? Looks incredibly fast in cycles compared to what I'm working with!
I have the RTX 2080 Super GPU
Thank you so much! You gave me a big help!
glad it helped!
thank you
You're welcome!
really good thanks
Thank you for watching!
Great tutorial, but realistically the "flute" direction of the cardboard wouldn't be the same on all four folding tabs. Since most boxes are cut out in a sort of X pattern from a single sheet, two of the folds would have a horizontal flute. Small detail, but figured it 's worth mentioning.
Yeah your right. 👍
Thank you, good job.
Thanks for watching!
thank you 🙂
You are welcome! Thanks for watching.
Thank You s much...👍
Thanks for watching!
Awesome tutorial, thanks a lot
Thank you for watching!!
very good tutorial
glad you like it!
@@RyanKingArt its also a good base for kitchen towel paper if you change the color and change it a bit👍
Valuable Content!
Thank you! 😀
HEY can I ask question I'm doing a packaging mockup I tried to do that but it removes my design in blender how do I make it to not get it remove my designs but still be able to do that cardboard material thank you please help still beginner here. :)
Thank you, sir!
Very welcome! 😃
Cool!Thanks dear,Hug!
Thanks for watching!
Is there a way to add some label on it ? I try actually but impossible to have the result I want
yes, I have a tutorial on how to do that: th-cam.com/video/MBy62M7TcgY/w-d-xo.html
*How to Overlay an Icon within a Material (Blender Tutorial)*
My boy's a box, damn you!!
A BOX!!
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How would I go about exporting the material I made onto uefn?
👏Amazing
Thank you!
Nice!
Thanks!
9:55 No need to double-tap the A-key, that was a pre-Blender-2.8 thing.
👍
That's interesting.. 😁
Thanks!
Hello guys im pretty new to blender and I followed the tutorial exactly as showed and I cant seem to make the lights work after making the texture, it does work when i remove them so its probably that, can someone help me with that please?
Sir can we have cloth prosedrual material
Yes, I would like to make a tutorial on that. Thanks!
@@RyanKingArt thank you sir
great video, Can anyone explain me how to put an image on the top of this carboard material ?
You can mix it in with a MIX RGB node.
Hello. I'm just replying to this comment again, because for some reason TH-cam is still sorting it in the "Comments I haven't responded to" list. So hopefully that will fix it. : )
what about the bumpy comb like edges?
Yeah sorry I don't cover that part in this video.
How to save this for reuse
Just save the blend file somewhere on your computer. Then you can use Blender's append option to add the material to other Blender files. Or you can check out my newest tutorial, on how to use Blenders Asset browser. And you can add the material as an asset to use in your projects.
@@RyanKingArt ok tysm
i feel ao lucky that i render in 1080p so i dont need super realistic material, just need to get the idea across
Yeah. 🙂
As for blender 3.5.1 this settings are not working, just to save you time, seems like the mix shader was changed and the color + add seems be the problem
I appreciate that we can pause while we make adjustments etc. but... PLEASE.. Take a breath man.. Take. A. Breath
sorry. thanks for the feedback
this tutorial is so bad you got to tell us what your doing step by step. for example at 1:30 how do you add a emmision and what command did u use to activate it. i was lost 2 min in because i couldnt follow
I'm sorry you don't like the video. Thank you for the feedback, and I'm sorry you were not able to follow along.
To add the emission, press Shift A, then search emission in the search bar.
This is laggy as hell
ahh sorry about that.
hello sir in my blender 3.62 mix rgb node is not showing
they changed it to the Mix Color instead. so just use the mix color node.
@@RyanKingArt OK sir that is similar to the mix RGB I saw in your video.
Thank you
You're welcome!