Might be worth mentioning, but screen is basically the opposite of multiply (in usage, not mathematics). Where Multiply darkens colors by the % RGB of the multiplying color, Screen lightens by (1-% RGB) of the screen color. So with a black+white texture multiplying/screening a red color, multiply would be black+red, screen would be red+white. It doesn't only deal with desaturated colors though, for example red screened with green will give yellow, so it can be used in situations similar to lighten/add to blend colors in a way that brightens them rather than pure mixing.
@rajabwali3373 That's a long time to research! I'm so glad I could help make learning about it a bit easier! Thank YOU for letting me know this video was worth making 😁
I actually never thought about using the multiply function to tint colors before - wonderful video! Also that shout-out was crazy, I'm definitely not as good and still learning but many thanks for it bro
@Le_Forke Thank you, I'm glad I could help you learn something new! You are way better than you give yourself credit for!! I am constantly learning from your tutorials, and always so impressed by the models, scenery and textures you make!
@@ComfeeMug I guess the feeling is mutual, cors ur tutorials are also a pretty informative gold mine. I must still follow the tree tutorial and can't wait!
I'm a beginner and I don't have enough knowledge to make roughly the same texture for the wall as you have..... That texture is something I've been looking for a long time. Thanks for the informative video!
I'm working on my thesis animation film and have been wanting to make it look anime. its so hard finding all the info I need to truly understand the pipeline, and I feel like I've stumbled into a gold mine. Your channel is a godsend!!!!! thank you!!!!!!!
Ive been experimenting my ass of on blender for a week make a awesom never seen before shader, i also use compositing for it, but mostly compositing for now, im so glad your here and put in this much work for us, i reaaly appreciate you man, ill be using your knowledge and combine it with my findings and experiments,thx youuuu❤❤❤
@theevilscientist4710 I'm so inspired to hear you are a fellow "node engineer!" Very excited for your shader, it sounds epic!! Best of luck, and if you ever feel like sharing a picture or two of your shader when you're ready, I know me and my community would love to see it on discord 😁
@PCgmesforever Thank you so much, hearing you say it's like the BNPR show is a super high compliment! I still refer back to their videos for inspiration. Was really bummed they stopped making those videos.
I took the toon shader you used from your previous videos and I've been having some decent results on using the darken feature to add toon shadows on top of preexisting textures
This is gold 😃 can't wait to rewatch it and add my customary 2nd comment (P.S when *Mr Forke* put up the pole I advocated for the Beach so I feel pretty honored he chose it 😊)
@nkanyisoinnocentkhwane3752 Thank you so much! I'm looking forward to that, as always 😄 That's so cool! I've loved his beach tutorial series - awesome to know you voted for it!
@@ComfeeMug Bro you scared the life outta me because I wasn't paying attention at the beginning so when I saw the Patrons at the end of the video I thought I hadn't paid you lol anyhow, thanks for recommending *Mr Forke* he just put out some amazing patreon content which has made me want to drop what I'm doing to do all his tutorials
@filmvagabond7032 Oh my goodness, it was a complete accident on my part not putting your name in the end credits as well 😅😬 I am so grateful for your support and will always want to show that! Thank you for everything, my friend! Also, I love Mr. Forke's work and what he's doing with his channel, and I'm so glad you like his content too! He makes some amazing stuff!
Dude, idk why youre nit talking about the noise node instead. Its clearlythe foundation of ur shaders and u have mastered it to the point where u could write a masterclass on it
@kenonerboy Thank you so much for your complement, that means a lot to me 😊 I made this video upon request from a subscriber who was having a hard time understanding the different functions of the mix node, and was wondering if I could share what I know. I think making a tutorial on the noise texture is a great idea as well, and I'll figure out when is the best time to make that video. Thank you for the idea! I'll add it to the list 😁
Well this is a serviceable explanation for newbies, I do think that it's somewhat lacking in depth. A few of these nodes are not really explained well and overlays actually completely false. I think in a few months you might actually remake this video
@kenonerboy I'm sorry you didn't learn anything new in this tutorial, but I do appreciate your critique 😄 You're right, a few of these functions aren't fleshed out as much as others, but what I like about the mix node is that even a beginner's knowledge of it can be used to create some amazing results, and certain functions can be used in many different ways. I am always trying to improve my knowledge of things and share what I know with others, and would love to hear your explanation of the overlay function if you have time to share 😊 I hope you're doing well, my friend, and thank you for your comment.
@promisetej6322 I love your suggestions, and already have a fire tutorial in the works 😁 Glass is a great idea too, I'll have to make an anime shader for that!
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Might be worth mentioning, but screen is basically the opposite of multiply (in usage, not mathematics). Where Multiply darkens colors by the % RGB of the multiplying color, Screen lightens by (1-% RGB) of the screen color. So with a black+white texture multiplying/screening a red color, multiply would be black+red, screen would be red+white. It doesn't only deal with desaturated colors though, for example red screened with green will give yellow, so it can be used in situations similar to lighten/add to blend colors in a way that brightens them rather than pure mixing.
@tciddados This is such a great insight, I really appreciate you taking the time to write a comment about this! Thank you, my friend 😁
Nearly 2 to 3 years of looking up mix RGB node for NPR shading. Finally, someone delivered. Thank you so much.
@rajabwali3373 That's a long time to research! I'm so glad I could help make learning about it a bit easier! Thank YOU for letting me know this video was worth making 😁
yeah, same for me !
I actually never thought about using the multiply function to tint colors before - wonderful video! Also that shout-out was crazy, I'm definitely not as good and still learning but many thanks for it bro
@Le_Forke Thank you, I'm glad I could help you learn something new!
You are way better than you give yourself credit for!! I am constantly learning from your tutorials, and always so impressed by the models, scenery and textures you make!
@@ComfeeMug I guess the feeling is mutual, cors ur tutorials are also a pretty informative gold mine. I must still follow the tree tutorial and can't wait!
@Le_Forke You are too kind, my friend! Thank you. I really hope you enjoy the tree tutorial. I've been loving your anime beach series!
Bro how, thats what its mostly used for
I'm a beginner and I don't have enough knowledge to make roughly the same texture for the wall as you have.....
That texture is something I've been looking for a long time.
Thanks for the informative video!
I'm working on my thesis animation film and have been wanting to make it look anime. its so hard finding all the info I need to truly understand the pipeline, and I feel like I've stumbled into a gold mine. Your channel is a godsend!!!!! thank you!!!!!!!
Ive been experimenting my ass of on blender for a week make a awesom never seen before shader, i also use compositing for it, but mostly compositing for now, im so glad your here and put in this much work for us, i reaaly appreciate you man, ill be using your knowledge and combine it with my findings and experiments,thx youuuu❤❤❤
@theevilscientist4710 I'm so inspired to hear you are a fellow "node engineer!" Very excited for your shader, it sounds epic!! Best of luck, and if you ever feel like sharing a picture or two of your shader when you're ready, I know me and my community would love to see it on discord 😁
Love this ! This is the closest to " BNPR show " typn of content I've seen since well the end of BNPR show . Keep it up please!
@PCgmesforever Thank you so much, hearing you say it's like the BNPR show is a super high compliment! I still refer back to their videos for inspiration. Was really bummed they stopped making those videos.
HOLY SH*T! Somebody finally did it!!!!
@zendao7967 Glad I could be of service 😁
Love this, actually really useful. Thanks for this one. You're the best!
@skylermckenzie-reeves9803 I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you so much, I really appreciate it 😄
Awesome, Thanks!
@Kalyptic A pleasure as always!
Great contribution, great tutorial. You have my like as always. Thank you very much for the contribution. Greetings
@_TetKaneda Thank you, my good fellow! I always look forward to your comments. Greetings to you, along with many well wishes 😁
I took the toon shader you used from your previous videos and I've been having some decent results on using the darken feature to add toon shadows on top of preexisting textures
@alyon59 that's such a smart idea! Great work 😁
This is gold 😃 can't wait to rewatch it and add my customary 2nd comment (P.S when *Mr Forke* put up the pole I advocated for the Beach so I feel pretty honored he chose it 😊)
@nkanyisoinnocentkhwane3752 Thank you so much! I'm looking forward to that, as always 😄
That's so cool! I've loved his beach tutorial series - awesome to know you voted for it!
@@ComfeeMug Bro you scared the life outta me because I wasn't paying attention at the beginning so when I saw the Patrons at the end of the video I thought I hadn't paid you lol anyhow, thanks for recommending *Mr Forke* he just put out some amazing patreon content which has made me want to drop what I'm doing to do all his tutorials
@filmvagabond7032 Oh my goodness, it was a complete accident on my part not putting your name in the end credits as well 😅😬 I am so grateful for your support and will always want to show that! Thank you for everything, my friend!
Also, I love Mr. Forke's work and what he's doing with his channel, and I'm so glad you like his content too! He makes some amazing stuff!
@ComfeeMug nah I was just oblivious during the first part but I've seen your videos more than once so I should have realized this was the format 😅
Insane work keep up the grind.
@HerixStudio Thank you so much, I definitely will!
Thanks so much for sharing what you know!
@erik352 Absolutely, I hope you found it useful!
Dude, idk why youre nit talking about the noise node instead. Its clearlythe foundation of ur shaders and u have mastered it to the point where u could write a masterclass on it
@kenonerboy Thank you so much for your complement, that means a lot to me 😊 I made this video upon request from a subscriber who was having a hard time understanding the different functions of the mix node, and was wondering if I could share what I know. I think making a tutorial on the noise texture is a great idea as well, and I'll figure out when is the best time to make that video. Thank you for the idea! I'll add it to the list 😁
hehe, nice ^^
Waiting faster *
@metriboiiunited1443 Haha, Your comment cracks me up!
Well this is a serviceable explanation for newbies, I do think that it's somewhat lacking in depth. A few of these nodes are not really explained well and overlays actually completely false. I think in a few months you might actually remake this video
@kenonerboy I'm sorry you didn't learn anything new in this tutorial, but I do appreciate your critique 😄 You're right, a few of these functions aren't fleshed out as much as others, but what I like about the mix node is that even a beginner's knowledge of it can be used to create some amazing results, and certain functions can be used in many different ways. I am always trying to improve my knowledge of things and share what I know with others, and would love to hear your explanation of the overlay function if you have time to share 😊
I hope you're doing well, my friend, and thank you for your comment.
when you blow up remember me bro, i was here before it was cool ❤️❤️❤️
@ramalshebl60 Always, my friend! You were one of my first subscribers, and that will always mean a lot to me. Thank you for all of your support!! ☺
@@ComfeeMug love you bro ❤️
Good stuff but i noticed that changing the light color to a different color than the object causes it to go black
Please make a tutorial on anime style fire and glass using does nodes
@promisetej6322 I love your suggestions, and already have a fire tutorial in the works 😁 Glass is a great idea too, I'll have to make an anime shader for that!
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2:35 it looks like a b'n'w sun
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lmao you still have the sub anim from 34 subs
@S41L0R It still works, and I gotta remember my humble beginnings, haha!
yeah fs i like it ngl@@ComfeeMug