Procedural Nodes For Beginners (Blender Tutorial)

In this Blender beginner tutorial I will introduce you to procedural nodes, and how to create basic procedural materials and shaders.

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0:00 Intro
2:51 3d Setup
4:22 Shortcut Keys
10:50 Node Wrangler
13:05 Material Basics
14:28 Shader Nodes (Green)
24:51 Texture Nodes Orange)
35:53 Input Nodes (Red)
45:58 Converter Nodes (Blue)
52:10 Vector Nodes (Purple)
55:42 Color Nodes (Yellow)
1:01:45 Organizing Nodes
1:04:40 Group Nodes

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[DipakBlender]

You are awesome man thanks for Explaining shaders and node this simple. ITS the best Video on YT For understanding Nodes and shader.

[Precap_shorts]

Bro just the perfect tutorial for beginners I recommend everyone to go through his video. His explanation is clean like water.. Most of the youtubers just do it for the sake of doing...but salute to this guy and his explaination..

[visualwriter]

You are the king of Blender tutorials. Thank you!

[leonegan]

This video is still super useful and effective for beginners and thank you so much for this kind of high quality unpaid contents.

[markwatkins]

Thanks so much for a great tutorial. Geometry nodes make a lot more sense when you think of them as object-oriented scripting. As an old programmer it immediately clarified things for me. Looking forward to more.

[puneetshakya]

This is the most simplified and greatly explained nodes video thanks for the tutorial ❤

[lillmooswagg]

Your beginner guides are so helpful, watched the IK rigging and the Animation ones also, just as good!

[AnsAsf]

the simplicity in your explanation makes me love your videos, keep up the great work Ryan!

[MitazasAlways]

Thank you so much sir for this incredible video! :)

[daskippalawson]

Very, very, very helpful. Thank you.

[danielteixeira]

Thank you very much! I'm starting my journey in the 3D universe and your videos have helped me a lot and encouraged me to move forward.

[_TetKaneda]

Great contribution. Great tutorial. You have my like Thank you so much. Greetings

[alpinemeadow]

Thank you so much, your channel is a treasure

[kbcxe]

This was a fun, and informative video. Once you make a procedural texture how do you save it for later works?

[AyushBD]

3:57 Ryan bro Ryan bro, as soon as I click the Shader Editor here.. My scene disappears and black screen is show like it's empty. Also I have different layout than yours?

[Kris-D]

This tutorial is just amazing!! So helpful! Thank you very much!

[Rero]

Can you make a full video about geometry nodes.

[abdellatifhouza]

Thank you very much for this amazing tutorial I learned a lot from you

[Javaman]

AGH! I've spent hours looking for someone to actually explain things. Don't feel singled out, no one has done this one simple thing. Which is explain the inputs of the most important node, the output. Everyone just sticks the wire, noodle or whatever they decide to call it to Surface and moves along. WHY not stick in on the other spots? How would a beginner know not to connect to the Volume? Whats the blue one all about? Displacement? SO simple yet no one has bothered. ALL these are supposedly beginner tutorials but none actually explain the most basic things.

[justinbarker]

Great and easy to follow tutorial, Ryan! I am brand new to using nodes - very helpful. Beginner question: what are the advantages of using procedural material over UV mapping? Does it cut down on rendering computation? File size? Thanks again!!