UPDATED Realistic Procedural Starfield Blender 2.9

Woah that last tutorial sure had a positive reaction, so, as i mentioned, i modified the workflow a bit to have more natural looking colors on the big stars. This is the updated tutorial.

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[unHolyEvelyn]

Bro I come back to this when I need to make a star field that actually looks good, this tutorial is great!

[StanfieldMacCue]

Exactly what I was looking for! Great job and thank you so much. Really wanted a hubble deep field for my skysphere; this is the only tutorial I've found that does it, and you really nailed it. Didn't even know I wanted a nebula until I saw your other vid, so now I'm off to give that a whirl :)

[sbrl]

Pretty simple and elegant technique with great results - awesome!
This also works in Blender 2.83 LTS.

[frugal]

If you use the F2 algorithm in the Voronoi texture you get a lenticular shape rather than a circle. This gives the impression of distant galaxies that are not pure circles.

[smassky]

Very nice! Thanks for this tutorial. I was wanting to update the background for my telescope live streams and this is just what I wanted!

I may add some overlays for moving dust particles, stars (think star trek or the old windows starfield screensaver), maybe even a comet or rotating galaxy.

[mariaaldoshkina]

thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm such a noob in blender but with ur clear tutorial I managed to create my own starfield

[LaurentPalmier]

Very good video. Very well done. All is very well explain. Easy to understand. I like it, and the result is so realistic. Thanks Kaetsu. Again, very good job.
Awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome.

[gyldugast]

Thanks. Starfield very nice and highly configurable. Very helpful for the fools of space 🤩

[welchomestudio]

Nice tutorial, thanks a lot.
To differentiate the location of the various layers of stars, you could use the 4D feature (instead of 3D) of the Voronoi/Noise texture nodes, which acts as a seed feature. Very effective and gives you an infinite number of values and star distribution.

[WASasquatch]

This looks fantastic! I'm new to blender so may have to run through this a few times, but this is a far better result than the procedural stars I was doing in Terragen.

[CaptainFutureman]

They look absolutely great. Exactly the look I was going for and a notch more realistic than my results. Thanks for sharing!

[mickkegel]

Great tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to make these.

[greenche]

OMG you're a genius. i'm trying to learn blender, and you've inspired me. i actually used this and it worked so beautifully!

[zackx]

This was an amazing tutorial, just what I needed for my project thank you very much for this.

[briansolomons]

Great tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks very much.

[oribe]

Excellent video. What i wanted and what i needed. Many thanks for sharing.

[GoldenBirdMMA]

thank you so much for a very amazing tutorial my friend...

[zardigcg]

really enjoyable tutorial and finally some node shaders thank you bro you helped me so much

[TripTilt]

this tutorial is very helpful, thanks a lot keep them coming, I just subbed :)
the nebula one is also very good!

[VisualBeatLab]

nice
like the glow shine flare.
maybe some blinking animation on a loop
thanks for the video