"delete the default cube" My disappointment is immesurable, and my day is ruined.

This " lazy tutorials" trend is the best thing that has happened to the blender community xddd

delete the default cube

I was clinically depressed until I found this video. Now I run two marathons a day and own three pet shelters. Also I make crystals in 3d.

Normal blender tutorial: "Speed: 1.25" This blender tutorial: "Speed: 0.25"

That subtle Ducky 3D call out haha! Ducky 3D is amazin :')

Love this guy's presentation. I don't even have blender. But if people like this are teaching, then I'll learn with passion.

Pretty slow presentation. Had to switch to 1.75x speed to make this bearable. No offense though. Otherwise good content. ^^

In blender 2.92 you need to insert a " Invert Node " Between " Voroni texture " and " Displacement " otherwise will inflate the form .

They should replace default cube to 3Ds Max cube so I can delete it every time I start a new project.

Please do add the puzzle in the next one!! These tuts are honestly great

- I don't know why this is in my recommendations. - I don't have Blender. - I've never thought about wanting to procedurally generate a crystal. - I have no idea about what he's talking about for 99% of the video apart from the beginning where he deleted a cube. ... I love this, sub gained. ❤️

If the deafult cube looked like that, even more cubes would get oblitterated.

I love this so much. Keep up the good work!

Oh it's just that simple! *rewinds video 8 hundred million times* _why the heck does my crystal look like Jeremy Renner_

If you can't get the object to change when you turn the displacement setting to "Displacement and Bump". He did not mention vocally you have to be in the "Rendered" viewport shading. Hold Z or change it in the top right. (Don't forget to be on Cycles) 3.3.0 Blender the nodes are different. In the material shader have "Voronoi Texture Node" distance plugged into the "Displacement Node" height. Plug that into the "Material Output's" Displacement. You can then change the scale on the Voronoi like shown on the video!

not gonna lie this format is much better than the old stuff. sub

✳️if you do this displacement with modifiers, you don't have to deal with drivers or displacement methods, since you can map the texture to the world coordinates ;)

This tutorial inspired me through so many breakthroughs lately. I figured out how to mask proceedural textures to get two on the same mesh, I learned how to make the crystal's spikes appear geometrically, and so much else just springboarding off of what I learned from this 2 minute tutorial! You rock!

It sounds so technical when you say the full forms of every node while talking quickly. I love it

Honestly, tutorials that go straight to the point teach more than those lengthy 10-20 minute ones. No time wasted. Great job!

“You get a Duckey 3D tutorial” Lol! These are great, keep up the fantastic work!

I have said so before but it needs to be said again... Your high paced, high energy, straight to the point tutorials are the best thing on KZfaq! Keep up the awesome work!

God I love how this guy gets to the point, by the time this guy finishes any other you tube tutorial would of nearly finished apologizing for their audio and talking about their subscriber count.

Awesome tutorial. If anyone is curious about the "Switch type to" function performed in the node editor at 1:39 " Switching nodes from one to another is extra functionality possible with the Node Wrangler addon. It's included with the official version of Blender but it's not enabled out of the box. Go to User Preferences > Addons and search "node wrangler". Enable it. Then in the Node Editor, with a node selected, you can switch with SHIFT + S."

Looks so good. Can't wait to try it and love how quick yet detailed the tutorial is!

Most blender tutorials are 25 minutes long with slower than normal talking so I watch almost all of them on 1.5 - 1.75 x speed but this one is actually really well edited and talks at an extremely understandable yet not too wasteful talking speed, subscribe earnt

The humor you put into these videos is amazing and not only makes them informative, but enjoyable. This is what makes you an outstanding teacher: one who not only loves his or her own craft, but manages to convey it in an engaging and passionate manner. It frustrates me that I lack the vocabulary to adequately express my gratitude and respect with regard to your style of tutorials. I hope I'm just one of the many, many subs this series earns you, because you deserve each and every one of them.

me: yeah im definitely doing x2 speed *1 minute 17 seconds and 50 ms later* me: wait what

I can watch this video in 144p because this voiceover is so good. (and the visual information is confusing but fun) Nice video. I can watch this all day.

DUDE DONT STOP LOADING THESE THINGS WITH SYMBOLISM SCREAM AAAAH I love you man

Your tutorials are amazing. As a Beginner, it's wonderful to see results so fast

Small brain: delete the default cube Big brain: subdivide the default cube to a sphere

No "I've been CGMatter, You've been you" at the end? 0/10

Why is this the most educational video I've seen all year. Well done

give you the information you need in a moment with zero b..sh*t .. straight to the point... thanks

your tutorials and the Lazy tutorial series are my favorites!!

Puzzles are good. Also, I love this format. Normally I watch videos at 2x speed because the pacing is drawn out. For yours... I have to pause, rewind, watch at 0.5x, stop, frame advance, watch the whole thing again, zoom in, squint, try it in Blender oh god where did 3 hours go...

The casualness that you talk about these "modifier" nodes has brought some confidence back to make me want to tackle them again 10/10

honestly one of the best 3D tutorials ive ever seen. Quick, concise and full of memes. 10/10

This is now my favorite tutorial on blender. Thank you so much

Nice tutorial, my first time using blender ever managed to complete it. Mine got a little janky with the drivers but i think i worked out. Thx for these funny short tutorials!

In the past, I've always wanted to get into blender, but always got bored by the hours long tutorials covering every single modifier and tab in blender. Roughly two years ago, I saw this video in my recommended, and decided to follow along for the hell of it. Today, I'm making what I'd like to think of as high-quality 3D models regularly. Thanks CGMatter, for sparking my interest in blender.

Tutorial goals. You balance facts and sarcasm so well. Kudos.

I understand about as far as delete the default cube but that doesn’t matter because I still find these videos hilarious

Nice! I got to try this out right away. I love the procedural approach

Wow I have no idea what I’m looking at but I love watching this. I’m into computers & tech things so I’ve heard of things like Blender before but to see what it does & to see what game designers (and other professions)have to go through is so interesting. Great video & this format is hella interesting & funny. Keep it up dude.

Here's a tip: If you want your crystal to have deeper, richer colors without changin emission or Principled BSDF saturation values, add a volume absorption node, connected to the material output, and getting color from the RGB node.

Thanks for continuing to make these awesome tutorials! :D

I can imagine you doing this in a classroom and every student just looks at you with absolute confusion as your talk without stopping

holy shit, this is awesome. Took me 45 minutes of pausing and replaying, but I got it working

I love these quick straight to the point tutorials.

Dude I laughed out loud!!!

I absolutely love these! My dude, you have been blessed!

I love this wave of quick, nonchalant blender tutorials

Probably one of the best tutorials I have seen in my life, quick straight to the point and funny.

Love your energy 🙌🏻

I've been avoiding getting into Blender for the longest time until I saw your loading animation video and decided to try it out. Now I'm actually fairly comfortable using Blender, and I've been having fun experimenting with it. Doesn't mean I'm particularly great at it yet, but I'd like to thank you for breaking the ice nonetheless; if it wasn't for you, I'd still be using 3DS Max.

This type of tutorial is literally the best thing I’ve seen. Get to the point and tell me how to do it. Very well done

I'm not even an artist and yet I instantly subscribed. What is this magic?

Man Keep up that good work! I've subscribed to 200+ people on youtube, but i only have activated the bell on 4 people .... you are one of them. Just great how you do it, info is in the title, Bam 3 minutes later I have all the info I wanted. And if needed at all, I can pause the video, play it slower or whatever. :) I really hope youre channel grows allot, you would deserve it for that kind of content! Many successes Tim

I'll be attentive to the puzzle, great video!

Love the tuts, so short but so clear, fun and useful.

I fell in love with this tutorial format, quick, comprehensive and effective.

I only understood "This tutorial is now over" gotta rewatch it now

alternatively one can use a displacement modifier driven by a voronoi texture with global texture coordinate. it is faster and eevee compatible, and it can create different crystals/boulders just by moving around duplicates

"good" and "garbage" process are an interesting clivage for 3D stuff ! I learn a lot with your tut, a must have in this matter.

Love the format & delivery 😅💙👍 Nice work!!

Pure fkin love! Thx man.

“which gives us a ducky 3D tutorial” best line in the whole episode

i always have to watch tutorials twice. So easy. Thank you very much !

I'm in love with this tutorial

THOSE 3DS MAX JOKES XD...... SO FUNNY XD XD

"which gives us a ducky 3d tutorial" now i know ive subscribed to the right channel

best Blender tutorial ever

Thank you for these awesome Tutorials :) looking foreward that Puzzle :)

yeah I'd love a puzzle for the next tut

Was that a friendly shout-out or shade thrown at Ducky?? LOL Good stuff man! love the outcome...ill just need a few more years of Blending before I can keep up. :0d

I actually learned a ton about shaders following along with this slowly. Thank you so much!

Your side hits in 3DS Max' direction always make me chuckle

Haha the hidden frame was great lol.

My father just walked in on me watch this, he asked me: "What are you doing?" me: "I'm watching Create Procedural Crystals Fast, not because I'm ever gonna use it for anything **Sudden realization** wait why am I even watching so many of these videos??" My father: "Do something productive with it then!" Never have I had these thoughts when watching blender tutorials before!

my new favorite series on the whole entire youtube

This kind of tutorials is what the world needs :)

This tutorial sounds amazing at .25 speed. Oh, and the Easter eggs/subliminals? More of them, please.

That was quick

Oh man, you're quickly becoming one of my favourite creators. Keep it up!

a whole tutorial, in just under 30 seconds?!?!? whoa you're good

the zero punctuation of blender tutorials.... i love it!

Finally, creating 10000 rocks per hour , tedious job for an environment artist, arigatou!

Dude, i love you. We need more tutorials like this.

That default 3dsmax cube made me subscribe in a second! Recently left max behind reluctantly after being a user since Discreet 2.5 and now in love with Blender so that was the most appropriate and timely joke possible, thanks for the laugh!

*shots fired*

Shots fired at Ducky3D

Honestly....I wish all tutorials were this to the point. Add some custom captions and you'd be my hero forever

I learned more from this one person than all the blender tutorials I’ve ever watched combined.

I'm ready for the puzzle! *_*

I'm pretty sure secretly he really enjoys us watching his work and learning from it, he is just framing the video that way! It takes a bit less than two minutes to realize that ! (You have found the secret "thank you" at the bottom of the comment!)

I love how you don't waste time

Thank you for these.