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Wizards. They're Wizards. All of them.

@radoman1234

4 жыл бұрын

Black magic.... :D

@MeinVideoStudio

4 жыл бұрын

@@radoman1234 Bloodmagic to be exactly

@blackoutgaming6394

4 жыл бұрын

They’re too dangerous to be left alive!

Now, deleting the default cube is not so much of a joke any more.

@jackyng121

4 жыл бұрын

Turns out the default cube is all you need with some sprinkles of procedural nodes to make anything. lmao

@SpaghettioH

4 жыл бұрын

instead of deleting the default cube, you must harness it's potential to make whatever you desire

I feel like Nodevember got little to no coverage on KZread. As someone who hasn't even scratched the surface of procedural material making I feel blown away by all the stuff that I've seen on Twitter and I would love to learn more in-depth techniques, but sadly there are little to no resources out there (at least that's how I feel like). Thank you for sharing this!

@steliee

4 жыл бұрын

yea but if you want a lot of ressources you can go to #nodevember and see for yourself, a lot of people shared their files along with their entry.

@RabidAltruism

4 жыл бұрын

These two videos may be of interest, if you haven't seen them: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZYmLqq2te9avkrg.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/aoB4l7d6j73RpMo.html

@rise6471

4 жыл бұрын

@@RabidAltruism Cheers

I've been using Blender for close to twenty years now, and watching this video makes me feel like I've barely learned what it can do in all that time.

Before this video I thing that nodes is difficult. Now I think, that nodes is impossible for me to teach that kind of stuff. Btw, brilliant work!

Thanks for featuring my work and organize them, It's very informative and good for a beginner to follow, nice!

Oh my god... I am new to Blender and saw all those Nodevember uploads on Reddit last year. I wasn't really blown away, because I have missed the point. I thought, those were modeled! For the snowman for example, I would think that ONLY the snow texture is what is made only with nodes and that they want to basically show off their snow texture. I did not know that EVERYTHING was done with nodes. Holy shit!

Great Video, Curtis! Thanks for the feature :)

HOW ARE THEY DOING THIS WITH ONLY NODES!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????

@TheAmazingJimmy

4 жыл бұрын

Math, lots and lots of math.

@LucasVogel

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheAmazingJimmy nah probably jsut a lot, AND A LOT of fiddling around

@polynightingale3969

4 жыл бұрын

Fact that no one is out there to teach on math nodes properly. Compared to substance designer blender node system is pretty hard only if someone could help us with that.

@MarCuseus

3 жыл бұрын

magic, FUCKING MAGIC

if i havent already been blown away with what blender can do, this did it again.

This just utterly blew my imagination. Simple bumps and displacement of basic shapes? I can do that (And my nodes will be an absolute mess). But this? Absolutely amazing! Still much to learn I have, indeed.

That's kind of content that makes Blender feel like a real production tool, it's an eye opener for many artist who have preconceived ideas about Blender, myself included. Thanks for sharing, and this deserves more visibility!

i love so much generous blender community. thanks

I've never seen anything like this before. This just opened up a whole new world of 3D modelling to me, Thank you!

People can be so freaking talented!

This was so humbling. I will need to download your alternate startup file or i will get depressed everytime i open blender, see the cube and be reminded of this mind blowing stuff actual people pulled off.

Just when I was beginning to think I might have a shot at getting good at Blender . . .

@iored

4 жыл бұрын

Just think of it this way, every single person who was featured in the video was at one point as bad or worse than you are.

Damn! I couldn tell people how blender was amazing enough already... But now that I've seen this...😲😲 Such amazing stuff thank you all (And I thought I knew how to use nodes, little did I know... 😂)

That's absolutely fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks again Curtis, i loved seeing Nodevember and good choices! imagine a shared library repository of nodes available for every level of blender artists, that we could all benefit and upload too! such great artistic choices and people throughout Nodevember.

love the clarity and tone of your voice and voiceovers

Amazing stuff - thanks so much for sharing this Curtis. My mind just got blown.

This wizardry is incomprehensible to mortals who delete their default cubes.

these are really great node art you found curtis. I can't wait to get more depth with nodes so i can join nodevember next year. :)

Oh brother you are THE KZreadr. ur content is WORTH watching. Techniques and skills. LOVE THIS

You are Great Man..... really appreciate all works

Mind blowing does not even begin to describe this. Now if you excuse me I'm gonna go pick up my jaw from the floor

WOOOOW! Thats so amazing!!

Nodevember was amazing this year. I learned tons. I think your video is very helpful. The setup was hard to figure out for me at first, but once I did it was a blast trying to recreate some of the submissions.

Holy pexel ! THAT's innovation and creativity ! thanks for sharing Curtis, your stuff is always amazing.

Simon is a genius!

Didn't even know this was a thing,thanks 4 sharing!

Love your channel. Thanks for your hard work.

Thank you so much, @Curtis Holt for making this video and Nodevember! It's truly mind blowing what's possible by using just nodes!! I have so much learning to do it's insane. I can't wait to get home after work and check out the resources you've provided!! I find myself getting caught up in just modeling and lining up vertices, where as this is where the magic happens, clearly!

Loving your consistent use of the singular "they!"

This is a great video, first time watching, looking forward to more. I appreciate your explanations of what's going on for each image - Thank you!

This is so fun! Thanks man

Wonderful work👌

Thanks for curating this!

Wow! This was amazing! This video is probably secretly also made in node!

Thank you for doing this!

This amount of talent is scary.

Seriously, do these guys even have brains built with cells, or is it cubes and nodes? Its insane!

Thats amazig! Good job all!

These are unbelievable, I lose track of my nodes when trying to mix together more than two materials with a mask on. Incredible work from all the artists!

We can be so happy ti have you in the BlenderVerse :)

I can die now. I've seen everything that I can never be able to do. How are you guys so genuis?

This just blew my mind

Mind blown 🤯

This is magic to me. Like how dude how

Wow! Thank You for Sharing!.

Wicked stuff!

Just amazing.

*whistles* .... I know how to mix colors and get cool designs with a bump node... these guys ... they ... they are true wizards

broke: manually modelling individual vertices woke: using shader nodes to emulate 3D programming software to generate shapes

And here i am being impressed that i made a shiny metal material with scratches on it haha, dayam

Only a handful of geniuses in the world can achieve this , but he talks about them like its an everyday thing that anyone can do.

@bluethumbbuttoneek9465

4 жыл бұрын

Just takes going at it and experience and patience

Totally Amazing....stuff and works ....

Now we need an A.I. to setup all of these processes and bake it down into something comprehensive for us mortals. The wow factor is like over the top, but like any shiney new toy, if it's too complicated, we as humans get frustrated and distracted. Especially when these tools require so much computational horsepower to generate textures. Perhaps next generation video cards will have many of these feature sets built in and accessible through API calls. That will really push things over the edge. 😊

@CurtisHolt

4 жыл бұрын

I agree, there's lots of potential :D

Jaw dropping brain melting awesomeness, I feel less than what I am lol You guys did great !!!!!! Bravo !

Nodevember was freakin fun, couldn get trough everyday because of work and so. I learned a lot, and now understand how to use like flowmaps in unity and so on because my understanding of uv distortions where highly increased. What a nice month it was :)

total insanity. These people should be working on faster-than-light travel and realistic breast implants.

@Micromation

4 жыл бұрын

"realistic breast implants" - there's enough of fakery going around as it is, we don't need that xD

@cr0uchingtiger

4 жыл бұрын

@@Micromation but if they were realistic enough, you wouldn't know!

@Micromation

4 жыл бұрын

@@cr0uchingtiger and that's the scary part!

@hypersonicmonkeybrains3418

4 жыл бұрын

What is unrealistic about current breast implants?

@fitfun5462

4 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking... Throwing breast implants together with faster than light travel is an odd thing to do lol.

We really need some tutorials to teach us more about this stuff. I don't know where to even start. Some beginner tutorials about achieving simple effects would be great.

Thanks!

This is insanity.

WOW you are the best man for doing all this legwork sorry I missed you in Amsterdam ... now I owe you 2 beers 🤣

Thanks x10 Curtis ;-)

7:25 that is just insane

Thank you

super !

I haven't the SLIGHTEST IDEA how people make these things! You could tell be but I still wouldn't know.

This is one of the biggest things that seperates blender from other programs

And here I am, looking for tutorials on how to do a metallic material every time I need one because I forget it's just a slider...

Just learned how to create marble. I was shocked that you can create a material just with calculated structures. Now im shocked even more.

I have been working on my own procedural/microdisplacement materials and had no idea Nodevember existed until I heard Andrew Price mention it.

Epic!

Simon is insane

“Oh wow that’s cool” “Holy shit it’s ANIMATED????”

OMFG!!!!!!!!!!!!

Очень круто :)

I tried two different snow node trees and neither of them got the displacement the originals had I might have to try this

Hi, I enjoyed your content very much. In this video you mentioned about making another video for vector displacement at 1:38. Are you doing to make the video? I'm interested of in depth look in this.

Do you have any plans on breaking down some of these piece by piece and explaining how it works? I mean sure, we can download it as is and use it but if playing around with nodes was the solution to learning we would have significantly more people doing it... as the other commenter said I thought that nodes are difficult - now I think nodes are impossible to learn.

Hi Curtis, when will you do a video on Vector Displacement?

People can do amazing stuff with nodes alone. Looking forward to that Vector Disp video!

cool :)

This is fucking insane!

This is like those guys who build working copies of Minecraft inside Minecraft except now its build a working copy of Blender inside Blender

Could you do some tutorial for beginners for one of these complex displacements ?

holy shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit

I loved following Nodevember but what kind of computer can possibly handle that amount of of work?!

They remind me of the Grasshopper nodes. Is there a system of nodes to handle geometry lists in Blender as in Rhinoceros 6 Grasshopper?

Is this... NODE BASED PROCEDURAL MODELLING?!!! IT'S HERE!!! BTW, is there a way to apply the displacement to the actual object? So that we can export it to other softwares like UE4? If there is a way, this method of modelling will definitely be a game changer!

Imagine what people are going to do when 'everything is a node workflow' is added to Blender, just imagine that

Wow..

Can you please do a Nodevember tutorial!

How convert to geometry? Like to apply Displace modifier.

now we need an update...

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