Blender Tutorial - Creating Realistic Procedural Brushed Metal

Hello everyone! In this video we will be learning to create a realistic brushed metal material. All done procedurally in Blender.

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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:00 Brushed Metal
2:56 Sponsor
4:08 Noise Detail & Color
6:51 Adding Roughness
8:56 Adding Scratches
12:56 Creating the Bump
14:29 Overview
15:38 Outro

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[BlenderMadeEasy]

Thanks again to Skillshare for sponsoring the video! Be sure to use this link to get your free month of the premium membership!

[godakartik]

ure literally the best yter for putting sponsored part as a chapter and not merging it in randomly.

[gluehole]

This is easily the best Blender tutorial video I've seen. Quick and to the point, but still explaining how things work.

[andrewrooke]

Thankyou. Outstanding tutorial. And just an update, the Noise Texture has replaced the Musgrave Texture in later Blender versions. End result is the same.

[ChickenisaBirdOG]

Thank you! I didn't even search for this, this was just in my recommedations. This was like finding a gold coin on the side of the road!

[radhinnasywanabyasa]

Yeay, i need this for some my school exercise's

[robertocremonini]

I will never get used to these freaking nodes!

[BriLila]

Hey man, fantastic video.
I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you. Your Blender tutorials are some of the best I have found on YouTube and I feel like you deserve way more subscribers than you have currently. All your tutorials have a great quality to them, easy-to-follow demonstrations, are very informative, and are helpful for picking up new skills within Blender to use on my own in the future.
Every time I get that notification saying you uploaded a new video, I go watch it right away to see what knowledge you have to offer. You never fail to deliver excellent tutorials. I have learned so much from you, and I cannot wait for more tutorials to come.

[LeoA]

I really appreciated after showing the entire workflow; you went on to go into detail what exactly we're looking at. Nice tutorial.

[basspig]

You can improve this shader by plugging the output of the Mix into the displacement via a multiply math shader with a value of .2. It will have a real anisotropic refraction just like brushed metal does.

[Flux_One]

Brilliant. I just used this method for a robot I'm rendering. Looks

[brainworms]

Im a complete newbie to nodes and shading and i still found this tutorial super straightforward and easy to follow

[ardabayar]

Hands down best Blender tutorial I have seen, subscribed my friend

[zkgenius]

blender has really been made easy by ur tricks

[LonnonFoster]

Excellent shader setup! I used this as the basis for a brushed nickel texture for archviz bathroom fixtures, and it looks magnificent, even when zoomed in to ridiculous levels. Thank you!

[kermm]

Professor said find a tutorial for my shader and I found the one. Perfect resource for my class assignment.

[АнтонСавичев-йр]

Best metal PBR tutorial i've ever seen. Thank you so much!

[GabrielAnkar]

This might be the best tutorial on youtube, ever. Thanks! A LOT!

[kp_ke]

Best blender material tutorial i have come across..great job

[GoofyGoober]

Thank you very much! This not only helped me a lot with my model but taught me more about materials and textures too!