Blender 2.9 Tutorial - Brushed Metal (Chrome) | Fast and Easy for Beginner!

3D modelling and shading a Brushed metal in blender, there are some simple steps through which you can make realistic brushed metal / chrome in blender that actually looks good.

understand some basic concepts of blender to make stylized renders

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[JDoerp]

This is 100% EXACTLY what I was looking for and all in 4 minutes! Legend, looking forward to your next videos:)

[deluxe.mp]

You know its a good tutorial when it starts with "open blender"

[mannypdesign]

Just started learning Blender, and I've been looking for a simple way to create a brushed aluminum texture, and this really helped me understand how nodes work. Thanks!

[manavnayyar]

Hey that worked. Good tutorial. Keep it up brother.

[nydfan]

I've seen a lot of brushed-metal tutorials, and I like the results from yours the best.

[Awakenbeing]

You explained it with so ease, Simple and Amazing nodes. Blender amaze me.

[kylejennings]

Great tutorial. Great visualization, very quick on the setup but your not neglecting explanation. Definitely subscribing and excited for more tips for material realism 🎉

[alekseiruin]

Great one, thanks! I wish all the blender lessons are like that.

[chrispowell]

Quick, easy and thorough. This is one of the best blender videos i've ever seen

[MocapLatte]

finally a vdo that does not take 3.5 to get to the point. TNX

[martinezleonardocesardanil]

Hello my friend¡ thank you for the tuto, does this also work like baking?, I mean will it work for videogames or is it completly different?

[cassianoeberhardt]

Thanks! Guys just remember to also change the Mapping > Scale > Y to 200 or some of the faces will look weird

[vlodgoral]

nice, used to do this with the wave texture and using color ramps but this is actually so much nicer, thanks

[darrenberkey]

This is nice, thanks, buuuut... this only applies the texture in one direction on one or two axis directions. For example, I have a cube that I want to apply the brushed streaks to all sides, but when I use this tutorial, I only get streaks on either X and Y, but not Z, or Z and X, but not Y, and so on... I need this to apply to ALL the axis directions equally. How do I do that?

[popel_video]

Good day! How to spin the texture in a circle like in the first render with a metal washer with holes?

[RideToLyf]

That was super, clear and concise. Subscribed!

[valentinzunec]

Clear, short useful tuto TY TY TY, Bests

[blackdenimgumby]

Excellent video, thank you! I've only been using Blender for a month so I really appreciate the clarity of your instructions! Exactly the type of material I was looking for too.

[TheGameChallenger]

You know it's going to be a good tutorial when it starts with "delete the (starting) cube"
(PS this helped, thanks.)

[vsaptadeepchowdhury]

Wow .... Perfect tutorial... Thanks for the tutorial.. it's awesome 🔥🔥🔥