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Love your tutorials! What I like the most is that besides the knowledge with the nodes and stuff I get to learn a little about blender workflow. Amazing, thanks a lot.

Very cool and so simple! My 250 frames should be rendered by 2031 hopefully.

Your tutorials are just such a great help at understanding nodes in blender! Cant thank you enough

This node setup is a ton of fun to play with. It gets real funky on a plain.

This is beyond magic. I was so confused about nodes and you gave me confidence to learn it.

Another great tutorial, thank you! Please do more of that type, really simple but creative and catchy

dude i love how you explain all the information! thanks, please dont stop making videos!!

I figured that if you first loop the texture with a cube its easier to find the sweet spot, since it has a flat surface. Great stuff as always!

Dude! I love this constant video flow!! Keep it up big dawg!

Still relevant and awesome nearly 3 years on in Blender 4! Thanks so much!

Great tutorial, fantastic result and i love all the extra details about optimisation - bravo!

I'm really enjoying learning Blender thru your tutorials. Thanks!

I tried something like this yesterday and i was having a lotta fun!

1. Use adaptive subdivisions (enable experimental mode) 2. Use hdri lighting 3. Cycles X won't cut that down a lot, its already heavily optomized

Thanks, Nathan! Exceptional tutorial as always!

Awesome content and keep those innovative vids coming!

Thank you for this educational tutorial. I learned a lot. I did one video using your instructions and then changed it up a bit for a second video by using a magic texture instead of the noise texture, and I added a colour shift along the time line. I also added some music to both videos. I gave you credit when I posted them on my KZfaq channel.

Another amazing tutorial! Thanks a lot for your work 🙌✨🍻

SUCH A GOOD TUTOrial! LOve it Ducky! Keep it up!

This is SICK! Keep up the great work :)

That looks insane! I will try it later today! 😁

This is beautiful

Thanks for tutorial! Done this to start up in blender after cinema 4d :)

joss joss joss .... i will try this for practice ... i had watch your all video and also try one time ...really good all of your model

Amazing work man!

THANK YOU VERY MUCH WILL ADD THIS TO MY SCENE ☺️🤗

Great tutorial thanks Ducky.

Theme is awesome 😍

Hey Duck! Looks great 👍🏻. I have played with the same stuff few weeks ago - it can magnify eyes ))) for a long time

Wow Truly ,He is the best

Man that's crazy!

i'm learning so much from you thank you bruh!

I really wonder why such channels with a great tutorial vids as this have that small amount of subscribers 🤔. Definitely gonna subscriber bro, thanks for tutorial.

Been watching your videos for two years and you always manage to come up with something interesting ☺️. You're doing a really good job💪🏽

Nice job keep up the good work have learned a lot from your work..

This man has my heart❤. Thanks for all the amazing tutorials. 🙏

Excelente vídeo amigo super practico y conciso 😎🤝🏻

Nice my guy. Thank you

really nice!

your tutorial is very interesting mate!

Hi Ducky, an overview of your setting of the themes would be very nice. 😎😊

I love you Ducky!!!!

It's nice when I get more than one ducky videos in a week. 😇😇

Hi Ducky, It Awesome Animation!!!!!!!!!! I will be Try !!!

I love playing around with displacement :) Just a quick tip, when you're talking about making it render faster: actually enabling "Denoising Data" makes the render a little slower, while in direct comparison I found that using the Denoise node with or without the Denoising Normal + Denoising Albedo doesn't make much of a difference. So the render could be even quicker if you just use the Denoise node in the compositor without enabling Denoising Data. Of course, on a 10 second like like yours it won't be a big time saver... but a little more complex scenes and especially rendering an animation where those differences add up it might help.

Ducky brother you are a legend 😎

Thank you !

It's awesome 👍...

😍This just might be in a VR music video. (if I can pull it off, looks hard). Definitely worth a try though, Thanks!

Dope!!💥...

You deserve millions of subscribers

thank u very much for the tutorial

Oh man, I added some subsurface scattering with a yellowish color and it looks like a really gross fleshy alien ball, Awesome!

Another way of perfectly looping, which does not require setting it to linear interpolation in the Animation settings, is this driver: (pi * frame/ 'half_amount_of_total_frames') * N 'half_amount_of_total_frames' is self-explenatory, and "N" is the times the loops should occur.

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Something cool! Thanks, I made a planet in my motion design

Really cool ... new to blender - so thanks for sharing your knowledge - straight fire - Curious is there a way to create this as geometry - as in take a single frame and export the bump and displacement as actual geometry data - i'm thinking probably not - but would be interested to know ?

thank you

I'm gonna go ahead and give this video a like even though I'm only 3 minutes in 😃

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Thanks

Nodes are best part in Blender

best

You should animate a duck like this. Would be trippy

Great tutorial! Does anyone know how I can export this animation in a .glb file for web?

I dont use the tutorial. Just love to see how it is made and I really like Ducky's voice

Too intense for my computer. I had to reduce cuts to 6 to prevent pc crash when adding Subdivision modifier. Rendered in EEVEE. Reduced cycles dramatically. Rendered video in less than 2 minutes instead of 2 hours ... looked good and didn't melt down my pc.

How do you make the rendered image look so crisp? Whenever I try it the icosphere looks low quality and noisy, even before you go on to the compositing it looks clear and smooth but mine just doesnt.

Thank you for the video! But I was really mad at the fact that I had to "guess" the numbers on the wave offset, by looking at the perfect spot. (I'm kinda new to this procedural world) So I went out to the internet and found nothing useful on how to find out the "perfect value" or how to calculate it. Then I just tried a couple of things, and I just found that you can loop it by leaving "0" on the 1st frame, and use "2 * pi * N" on the last+1 frame. N is the times you want it to cycle. Works with any scale of course, hope I helped someone out!

You can copy and paste from the color directly, instead of the hex

hey super intersting content bringing one simple but powerfull idea that can allow to do a lots of thing as usual. I just don't understnd how it is specific to the 2.92

It's a Wonderful abstract loop 😍😍 and Your all tutorials are Amazing For Begginers!👌👏 You are my inspiration 🙏😇

Can you tell me if it reduces rendering time if I take for a particle in a particle system not a 3D cube, but instead a 2D square? Should I take the cube or the square as particle, if the particles are too small to tell what shape it is?

Why in light paths put 1 when you can put 0? Glossy should stay higher, in this case I think, scene doesn't have any metal so diffuse - 0 no glas, no transparency transmission off transparency off, no clouds or smoke, or anything using volume so volume off, correct me if I'm wrong. You could also disable refraction for this render.

Ducky, when I choose displacement and bump in my material settings, the displacement stretches out forever to the edges of my blender file. Do you how I could fix that? Thanks.

When I add a subdivision modifier Blender crashes instantly. I know that a smooth displacement needs a very dense mesh, but why is a subdivision by 10 plus an additional subdivision surface modifier necessary?

Hey Ducky, In Compositing when I turn on the "Use nodes" in Render Layers I cant find Denoising Shadowing, Variance, Intensity and Clean. Where can I find them ?

Is there an advantage to denoising in the compositor, as opposed to denoising in the render (via Optix, say)?

I get these weird rough shadow patterns inside of the wave displacement lines, I've tried a lot of things with no avail unfortunately. Do you have any idea how I can fix this? I even tried following the tutorial 3 times total doing it exactly step by step, but I still get the same problem. I tried upping the rendering to level 5 and even 6, but it does not seem to really change anything. It just eats up loads of RAM. Thanks a lot in advance.

This is a great tutorial. I've been messing around a bit and wanted to add emission so that the raised parts emit and the lowered parts don't. I've messed around in the nodes a bit but haven't been able to figure it out yet. Since the displacement is based on color I assume the same can be done for the emission, just not sure how. Any insight will help. Thanks

Can you turn keys on or something please? It's hard to follow when you use a shortcut sometimes. Trying to follow every step, so it actually gets the same result. Thanks!

If you export the material on black on white plane you could use it as a textauer for displacement modifier for eevee, right?

This reminds me of the windows 11 wallpaper

Great stuff! One question: on Cycles X it renders only the bump (no displacement) is there something in the settings that needs to be adjusted?

this reminds me of Windows 11 default background

Is there a way to control how deep the waves go into the icosphere?

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Does it can happen on a plane? I've tried failure,the wave texture can't show an round circle on the plane's surface,what should i do for further? pls~~help🙏

it has come to a point where I cant even post anything on r/blender without adding the *from tutorial* flare or people will say : "You should mark it from tutorial since u .. followed the ____(blank) tutorial." But in reality I created some things first ; before the any tutorial comes out

Bro , I made this sphere in the morning with cinema 4d in less than 30s and was wondering if it is possible in blender too and today you uploaded this video . Thanks bro 😊

Just curious... but if you put an emission... does the bump and displacement still work?

is there a way to turn that texture to actual mesh i want to print it to a furniture .

How do you create the same patter but from a flat surface, NOT a sphere?

> I'm gonna go and say, right here on the phase offset, one, two, three, four... I think four phases is pretty good. (21.14−8.560)/4 = 3.145. You do realize that the phases are measured in 2pi right? because the underlying wave function is a sine wave!

How to phase offset in wave texture node It doesnt show up, im using blender 2.79 Is there any way i can achive this effect

aweso Video!!! tNice tutorials helpped a lot

hey, is there a way to kinda solidify the displacement, to have the waves actually in the shape of the object and not only in the shader?

Hey why did you plug that texture into midlevel? Why not height? I suppose it works either way, but is there any difference in the result?

My material preview is always black & doesn't reflect an Hdri when using a metallic shader objects. Can someone help me?