The secret of REALISTIC TEXTURES | Material channels explained

In this tutorial, I talk about materials and textures. Ever wondered what is the difference between materials and textures? There's a bit of theory for you too. I explain Diffuse, Bump, Specular, Roughness, Normal and Displacement channels and how they work.

What is the secret behind realistic textures and how to create them? I created a realistic material from scratch and you will see the process from taking a photo to final animated result. I am using Cinema 4D, Adobe Photoshop and Octane Render engine.

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[AiAngel]

This was like, the coolest tutorial I've ever seen. Totally serious. Awesome job dude, and fantastic work!

[TarekKoujah]

This is the way tutorials should be made, amazing work

[TMD_Produktion]

Man, idk how I found u, but u r a really good teacher ^^ I would love to see more tutorials like this!!!!

[avamea]

Ты так похож на классического гопника и при этом так хорошо излагаешь умные мысли да еще и на инглише, что у меня шаблон рвется просто в прах.

[TheMrLeoniasty]

Great work! I love the detail in the tutorial, everything is so clear from start to finish, you are just awesome at making tutorials, can't wait to see more! :D

[buffectomorph]

Amazing tutorial. Not so much from a standpoint of holding ones hand and walking them through, but getting the ideas across in a practical, reproducible way. Great textures! Subbed.

[devanshparekh]

When I was new to C4D I watched your tutorials and I had no idea what you were talking about. After about a month or two I have come back and rewatched your stuff and I am mind blown. You can see how much work goes into every aspect of your content you do.

[svenderik]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Not only is it well-made, but your style and calm voice really makes this a pleasure to follow!

[sylasyukale]

I've never seen videos this well-made. You're very chill and laid-back while also being informative without filler. Your work is incredibly high quality, it's evident you have a passion for what you do simply by your knowledge of how everything works. Your videos are genuinely refreshing to watch. You got yourself a new subscriber Andrey. :)

[coows]

Thanks, now my Minecraft texture pack will look awesome.

[amirmaroof]

After 1 year of trying to learn 3d softwares this was the best material introduction toturial so far...thank you

[itownfutsalteam]

this channel should hit million soon ! love the videos you produce man, please focus more on vfx tutorial also & 3d things!! dope bro

[banditojenkins]

FINALLY SOMEONE EXPLAIN ALL OF THIS PROPERLY!
I've been searching for this years, thank u

[Elbot]

When did you start your channel that you only have 13K subscribers? This is insanely cool!

[YuriRadavchuk]

Андрей, Ваш канал - это открытие. Не перегружаете деталями, даете глубину и основы в одом флаконе, да еще и продакшн соответствует уровню.

[HristoKavalov]

As I scramble myself across the depth of internet in almost desparate educational efforts I gather theoretical knowledge. I know that stuff but seeing it presented by different people in a different way twice or thrice helps to turn that info in fundaments... practicing of course as well (if you have a good renderer or the nerves to wait for the slower ones ;d). Latest versions of Photoshop has the option in Filter>3D> Generate Bump or Normal Maps... may be not better then custom maps but an automative process helps to investigate what is what and how it affects the light flow across the surface. Love the owl.... Oooooh! also like how you njoy yourself and have fun when doing those tutorials. Thanks for the work and we are eager for the next ones!

[hotzenmonster]

I’m watching one of your videos every day since returning to Cinema 4D after a 6 year hiatus. So much has changed in that time and I really appreciate these tutorials. You seem like a very cool guy and your videos are my favorite so keep them coming and thanks again!

[Murathanaksoz]

this is the coolest tutorial i have ever seen in my life. and that guy like a cold blood killer so good man 😎

[KariR]

First time I someone explained the different channels so I could really understand them.

[coroto]

Thank you for this video and the advice on materials!