Procedural Rusty Metal (Blender Tutorial)

In this Blender Tutorial, we will be creating this Procedural Rusty Metal Material.

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[decolinuxes]

I'm so grateful you explain every value and its consequences!

[macjean]

THE BEST TEACHER EVER!!! SO ORGANIZED SO EASY TO FOLLOW FOR THE BEGINERS! FOR EVERYONE!

[Mateo_Romero]

All it took is one vid and I'm subscribed, man, you're a guru on this topic, hats off.

[fatcj]

You can also colour the frame by pressing N & for quickly renaming the frame just press 'F2' & Thanks for another great tutorial Ryan I'm loving this series so far hope you'll continue <3

[AHandleWasAlreadyTaken]

Thank you, this will help a lot with my horror game, your tutorial was so useful

[NoFriendLikeJesus]

Up until about the 13:18 mark my shader looked just like yours, but as soon as I plug anything at all into the 'height' button of the second Bump node in the Rust frame, the material goes bright pink in the viewport. Probably something simple I'm doing wrong. By the way, this is the best shader tutorial I've watched yet. This one actually cleared up a lot of grey areas for me. Definitely subbing!

[mexlemax]

Hello Ryan King,
First of all sorry for my bad English. Since I am German and can only very bad English, I have to translate everything.
Today I finally want to thank you for all your super good tutorials.
Although I can hardly understand English, you can still understand everything you do and what to do. You explain it really super and simple.
I have worked the animation bowling after. And kappt very well.
Next I want to make the robot.
So again many, many thanks
Best regards Mexle

[tmoneygamestudio]

I have learned a lot from you about making procedural materials in blender. This would have taken me a few hours to achieve the same results in substance designer. Thanks for another great tutorial.

[hopal]

Wow.. thanks a lot. It's a useful lesson. Node materials prepared in some courses are two to three times more than what you use. Very clear and understandable lesson.

[artvsmachine]

Yup. I'm going to use this one in my new piece. Already applied it. Great stuff. Fun!

[matts]

This is such a good tutorial, so applicable and useful 10/10 stars

[BlenderFrenzy]

Awesome! I need to use this sometime in a VFX project.

[DvirElisha]

Nice one. Thanks.
You should mention, right at the beginning weather you are using cycle or eevee.
When you introduced frames, you should tell us how to collapse it.

[ethanwashoe]

Ryan you are awsome, by in large every time I look for a blender tutorial on here, one of your videos pop up and they are always super helpful and thorough! thanks

[재조대장경]

Thank you so much for letting me know this precious information!
it was really helpful for me. :D

[mhonella]

Thanks Ryan, really enjoy your teaching style.

[aloomia]

Wow Man Thank u so much Great tutorial!!

[_TetKaneda]

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

[camiruiz]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, you just saved me, and actually you explain very well <3