Blender 2.8 Procedural PBR Texturing: Beginner Tutorial

Here is a Blender PBR procedural texturing video for beginners, in which I show how to create a simple but nice eevee material (principled shader) to which I add height (bump node) and roughness information using a noise texture.

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[ismersenne]

I'm a Blender noob and this tutorial is my intro to procedural texturing. It is an excellent tutorial, very clear and concise. Thank you so much for sharing your deep understanding.

[ThisAutomaton]

The one guy that gives love to the default cube

[freedoggee]

One of the best guides for blender in the youtube so far ! Additionally love that you introducing addons to make life simple

[nightfox]

Thank you! My attention span isn't too great these days. Something short and quick is exactly what I need to help me gain momentum.

[afakhrik]

I like this shader node, please make more. When see other making shader it's so confusing, that's why beginner need your tutorial

[richardgoddard]

Nicely done and well structured beginner tutorial! I see this and my 1st want is to know how to then apply another subtle bump texture to those ultra smooth areas being clipped to white by the color ramp... resembling a battered concrete surface... and then a peeling paint layer on top of that. Like a painted concrete surface with battle damage. Please keep it up - I enjoy all your tutorials!

[Numocron]

This is such an awesome Blender tutorial right here Jayanam I love it. :D

[KEKEBONO]

The simpler the better :), a nice quick and concrete tutorial! .

[harmonylab]

You always doing Perfect tutorials in a very simple way and best regards

[SavoirPourTous]

Excellent, thanks for this video, I keep it for my futur lessons,

[devriv]

Thank you for the tutorial Jayanam. Could you please consider making a tutorial on baking all the effects (an object that has been procedurally textured), including specularity, into a single diffuse texture? Thanks again :)

[leer]

Thank you sir! Please keep at it with the tutorials! :)

[sumerjacob]

That's very easy and straight forward great i'm trying to make ground floor but it looks more like tile floor even with added bump nodes is there any other nodes i can add for more realistic dusty/ desert loo. thx

[gopimech]

Nice tutorial brother, can you please think of making fps gun animations in blender and importing them to Unreal series

[hidgik]

Wonderful! Computer graphics is pure magic! Please do an exclusive cycles material nodes course on Udemy. I will be the first to buy it.

[dougieladd]

Hi Jayanam - Thanks for this great tutorials as usual... I have a question... how would you create this kind of thing for only certain parts of the mesh..? for example only the edges of the object rather than the whole object?

[dimension-jixk]

When i export a cube.obj from blender to a codeblocks project and open it in an opengl Objectloader program, the cube renders out of whack with some of the triangles misaligned.
Anyone know how to get the cube to render properly ?

[DTheRailfan_trainsbyanvesh]

Can Pbr texture work when we export our material for any games?

It's possible to make a personal library of shaders in Blender?

[АлексейС-йм]

I connect everything exactly the same as you do, but the cube becomes pink. Tried to do it in Blender 2.81 and 2.81 a