And carefully hid the tiling lmao

G'day! That's so cool! Great to have some support nice and close to home :) Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a kind comment. That's great news! Thanks for the update. Have a great day!

You're welcome! Thank you for you nice comment :)

hey do you know why when i try to export/download something from quixel, it wont work?

@@defnotpb2 it can be a bit fussy. Check to see if the LOD you want is actually downloaded locally. Sometimes my import is trying to load level 3 but only level 5 exists. Also, try hitting file/import/megascans before importing from bridge. Failing that you can always import the fbx or obj from your local megascans library. You have to set up the material manually but it works when nothing else will.

I think that's a fantastic suggestion! I'll try and do a follow up tutorial on creating a more detailed Canyon environment. I've been doing some research on creating more realistic landscapes without putting too much of a load on your PC so shrubs and branchy trees would definitely go a long way and aren't too heavy on the GPU either.

Hey Space-Animated! Did you mean the blender file for the canyon in this tutorial? Or would you like a tutorial on how to create a mountain using Blender?

Hmm, do you have the Node Wrangler addon enabled inside of blender? You can check by going to Edit > Preferences > Addons > then searching for "Wrangler." Just make sure that box is ticked. Alternatively, it can also be caused by the naming of your custom textures, if you look under preferences in the node wrangler addon section, it features a list of naming conventions your textures need in order for blender to identify which node slot they need to be connected to - for instance your diffuse texture (Base colour) would need to be titled something to the effect of Texture_Diffuse or texture_diff. Hopefully that makes some sense? But if you still have any questions, please feel free to reply and let me know :)

scaling in the shader editor affects the material itself, so if you had multiple objects using that material then all of those objects will be affected by the scaling. If you scale with UV then only the object you're editing will be affected.

@@Pieceoreece so if i have just one material, it dont matter. thank u, I was wondering the same as Bryan

Hi! You need to switch from Eevee to Cycles render engine to be able to change this setting :)

Oh no! What seems to be the problem you're having? Is it when you go to export the textures from Quixel Bridge to Blender? If it is, you can try downloading the latest Quixel plugin for blender - (just go to google and search "Quixel Blender Plugin" and it should bring up quixel.com/plugins) then just download the latest plugin (3.6) and go to blender > edit > preferences > addons > install and select the zip download (3.6.zip) That will reinstall the Quixel plugin. Then restart both blender and Quixel bridge (make sure to save your project first!) and you should be able to export with no dramas :) If that doesn't fix it or you have any other problems, feel free to let me know! Have a great day and hope that helps!

I know! What's going on? It's a shame too because megascans is such a great resource!

@@JustTheBasics I could share the script that I modified so things import correctly

@@alecdorfman4871 Oh really? Thank you so much, I'd love to check it out! My email is creativemediabasics@gmail.com if that helps? I really appreciate the offer again, thank you!

@@JustTheBasics let me know if you got it 👍

Great question Zimlo! I completely understand the dilemma. You can render this out in eevee, but with the current settings as they are, it would look quite poor compared to a cycles render. I would be happy to do a modified tutorial on how to render a scene like this in eevee if you would be interested? No stress.

@@JustTheBasics really? I would love to watch it if you make a tutorial! Thanks in advance! 🤩💯

That's a great question! I'll do some research and see if it's possible to create something similar using only Eevee - stay tuned and I'll let you know how I go! Thanks for the support too :)