Material Maker - Quickie - Stylized Bricks in 21 Nodes

This video is another beginner tutorial for Material Maker. Be sure to watch my Getting Started with Material Maker video first.

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[Knutmeister]

If one had only the time and energy to master all the fine tools out there.. Great work with MM in general!

[benvanover]

Can you do a video on corrugated metal. I have been wanting to make a roof texture pack for awhile. Thanks 😊

[TheRealFame]

You could upload this to the material maker asset library 👀

[Spacecookie-]

So... how would I create a recess in to that pattern, where it has a different texture in a central area, like a place to put wooden notice boards or something on a plaster area, with the bricks of the wall forming a neat rectangle around it, butting up against the area?

[magnuscritikaleak]

Kasper I am going to donate mate, how much would you like? For investment how much?

[TzGiwrgos]

Awesome videos! I've followed along the whole series, learned a lot on the tool and filled my user library with handy filters and nodes along the way. Thanks for putting together this tutorial!

[KalponicGames]

Hi, Is there a guide on how to migrate to material maker from substance designer? I make stylized materials.​ I want to imitate the brush strokes from painterly Ghibli anime-style drawings and mainly make stylized materials. Can you give me a guide? In substance designerthere are few nodes that you can add to make the stylization. I wonder what those nodes are called in material maker.

[yeahnope]

Absolutely insane mate. Could you make more videos exactly like this one, but for more texture types? Would it for example be possible to make a stylized grass texture?

[AlexBlackfrost]

Thank you so much, this was a great video

[cybereality]

This was awesome! Very simple and to the point.

[neilcrowley]

Nice effect, well explained, thanks.

[BluesInSeattle]

This is most excellent, Kasper. I wish I had the knowledge you have in knowing which nodes to use and when to use them.

One tiny critique for the material you created: in my opinion, the brick color should move more towards red and away from the orange/yellow. I have a huge brick fireplace in my old house and it's a bit more red.

Regardless, you are very talented and I look forward to more videos from you.