For anyone having problems with this please don't forget that he scaled the cube at the beginning in edit mode to 5

for everyone that get wired around 2:20. Try scaling your shape up by scaling vertices position in edit mode

guys, we need to apply the scale first, i was habing so many issues... good video bro! keep it up

Arguably the best procedural rock tutorial I've seen to date. Can probably take it a step further by baking the normals on to even lower poly versions of the rocks.

This is one of the coolest and most informative tutorials on procedural creation in blender I have seen! Thank you for making this!

I can't understand the negative comments. This is really great. Thanks for posting. Just ignore the negative comments. How can someone even come up with this?!

man, i wish i found more insane shit like this, this is truly god tier, i really love this style of graphics and modelling, stylized shit is so freaking beautiful

Amazing! I've been playing with deform + voronoi for a couple of days now, trying to achieve similar effect, with little success. Stumbled upon this video by accident, couldn't be happier. Thank you!

attention: you need to apply the 5x scale from the beginning or everything will be off

Hi, this is one of the best tutorials I've ever stumbled across!! Thank you so much for explaining different ways to adjust and personalize it, this really is a compact all-in-one hidden gem tutorial!

this is officially my favorite blender tutorial. Thank you for this.

OK, THIS IS A FLEX. I'm sure figuring this out must've taken a lot of time and effor but this is the easiest to learn and use procedural rock creation video I've ever seen

Best blender tutorial EVER.

That's incredible and fucking strong, you can make your height map on Substance to shape as you want with your technique, just have to make the basic primitive shape, follow your tutorial with custom heightmap, convert as mesh, switch to sculpt mode to add detail and have incredible result without 5hours of busy sculpt. Thanks you a lot !

I think one of the best tutorial.

As another person stated, it doesn't worth in later Blender versions. This tutorial is still helpful though. I'd love to see an updated version. :) Actually scratch that: if you make your cube giant, then apply the transform, then you get better results.

Thank so much. One of the greatest procedural rock tutorials

Thank you so much for this tutorial which is brilliant and saves my project

I found myself rocking with the music, 'cause of this tutorial!

The animations of your game it's perfect!!

Wonderful tutorial! This video alone saved me dozens of hours! You've earned my sub mate. Your games looks great so far, by the way!

wow this is an impressive and powerful technique! thank you for making this video, it just might help me make some stuffs in the future. Also nice game project too, I always enjoy flying / gliding around game worlds. . . just so peaceful :)

This is the OG tutorial everyone copies from. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful technique. You are an amazing soul ♥

Thank you good sir, you have done a great justice to the Blender community.

This is amazing ! Thanks a lot for the tutorial ! Please do some more, you rock ;) This is just THE best blender tutorial on procedural stylized rocks... it's just freaking incredible Thanks you SO much !!

I had to play with the sizes and strengths a little. Applying the scale was a defintely help. but it is possible! I achieved almost exactly what I needed and if it wasnt for this my project would suck. Thanks a lot!

At the beginning you don't explain this: the cube is scaled by 5 in edit mode.

Copying the instructions from this video makes me feel like I'm brewing some sort of advanced chemical formula and makes me wonder how the hell did you figure this out in the first place xD

You’re the best! Thank you. I’ve used your technique as a starting point to make my own rock formations

With the first object, I had issues because the scale was wrong. S + 5 should do it. I think with a newer version, you have to apply first the scale for the second object before you press Ctrl + L to apply the modifier. So scale your second object and then press Ctrl + A and apply scale ( In my case I had to apply the position as well). But still, it does not look like in the video

best rock tutorial on youtube, no cap!

There's no way this dude looked at the thumbnail image and didn't think "heheheh poop"

Thanks a lot, this really gives my development a boost!

This is exactly what I am looking for. Would you also please give a tutorial on toon shading of this stylised rock. Thanks a lot!

Funny to see how different the versions work. It starts with the first displace which works completely different with size of 4 on musgrave

Chances are you're in the comments because you can't get yours to look like Alchemica did. Here's what you need to do: 1. Play with the scale of your object. 2. In both textures, move your color ramp position up and down until it gets a little closer. 3. Go to the modifier properties and change the strength of both displacements. 4. For the normals, play with the angle. Somewhere between 30 and 90 degrees should be the sweet spot, I settled with 45. (That's Object Data properties - the green triangle) 5. Under viewport shading, change the cavity properties. I ended up at 0.5 and 0.5 for Valley and Ridge.

Excellent tutorial! I love the use of stacking modifiers, very creative!

Thank you SOOOO much for this. Unfortunately on Blender 2.82 these settings don't have the same result... But I was able to have it look pretty good. Thank you for the tutorial.

couldn't follow the tutorial, cuz i was dancing to the music lol

Man that was amazing!!! Really glad you uploaded this. It helped me out a lot!!

This is great, thank you so much for making this tutorial! It was really easy to follow and I got the exact same result as yours. Thank you so much!

Awesome tutorial, that's a great workflow to experiment with. Thank you!

You guys are amazing!!! That’s was spectacular way of generating rock textures!!! thank you so much for the tutorial!!!!!!

This is amazing tutorial!!

If you dont have the same of the video, just adjust the intensity on Musgrave settings, works for me.

Color me impressed. That's pretty cool. Thanks for sharing

Man this is pure gold!

This is a great piece of work, really loving things procedural!

Coping with the fact this exists and is being shown to us here for free. Wow.

Thanks for sharing. I learned some things from this video and I've been into blender for a long time.

THIS THIS is a MASTERPIECE Lesson. Really, in life if you manage to go in Florence (italy) i own you a pizza with beer. Thanks so much for sharing dude!

Great work!! How did you go about exporting this very highpoly geo into your game editor? I am assuming its not as simple as applying all the modifiers, baking a displacement map and applying that to a mesh right? Because that wouldn't make a big difference optimization-wise... Could you give us some insights?

This is one of the best tutorials, thank you!

you should do more tutorials cause this is awsome

You rock! (No pun intended) XD This was the most useful, clear and smart tutorial on the subject. Cheers!

6:25 Pretty solid shit.

just wanted to input my 5 cents regarding screen recording, I always for everything use OBS Studio. Its free and for people who also want to stream content. but it's got a recording functionality and it's very nice to use with great quality (that can be defined in settings ofc), you could even layer other things on top of the video like images, videos etc... If you wanna stream simple windows like word, blender, etc or even games, it's got no problems with it. If you wanna record full screen, window or a self defined area is up to you, it's really worth looking into i think ;) thanks for this tutorial, with a few adjustments a good foundation for my lava dude I'm creating :'D

Thank you SO much for this tutorial :)

quite easy to follow and quite handy as well i love it

Amazing, thx , helped me again.4:25 is the viewport shading part

Amazing tutorial! this will be very handy for making cobblestone walls and bridges!

Thank you for the tutorial! I made a truly rock-solid shit with this.

Amazing workflow, thanks for sharing!

Amazing! Great job, and thank you so much for sharing!

This is awesome Thank you so much for Sharing

Great Tutorial @Alchemica!! Thank you

Great stuff. If you are looking for a different recording software I recommend OBS (open broadcast software) its meant for streaming but is also fantastic for recording and its free. Also any ideas on how to keep the cavities look whilst using cycles/ eevee

This is awesome! Thank you so much for this tutorial

Автору огромный респектище !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow!! Great!! Top tutorial. Thankyou.

блин круто))))) Good jobe . Требую больше туториалов в формате cartoon style )) Луйк подписка

This is crazy ! Thank you so much

thank you kind fellow for this fantastic information

Extremely helpful and very inspiring. Thank you very much :)

Thank you for this, it was massively helpful

Thank you really much for sharing this

This is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing!

damn this is so awesome, really helped out with a project im workin on now

great tutorial dude :-) made my day.

Outstanding tutorial. Thank you!

this is the first tutorial where the cube is not deleted

Just INSANE! Thanks a lot and keep it up!

Looks awesome, I had a similar method but didn't used the smooth and bevel modifiers

you really got some damn good pc

Banging tutorial, thanks for sharing

I can't get the first displacement right even though I followed your exact steps (Blender 2.9)

This video is amazing. Thanks for sharing!

Awesomely done, kind sir!

Very interesting and would be perfect for a very low poly wall.

Great stuff, also i thought about making an array of cliff shaped mesh or any shape you like then apply all the modifiers. add a curve after the array to scale the shape while the details are stays projected...

thank you man, this is very good job

going to use this in our game! thank you

This is amazing, thank you so much.

What? 5 seconds and boom, you have a rock.

This is awesome, thanks for sharing!

Such a nice style, thank you ! Could you by any chance make the next video about the animated waterfall ? It just looks impressive.

blender is a video editor as well. great video as well

seems like in 2.93 and newer, the musgrave-voronoi texture is much darker than before *especially when using the Color Ramp, leading to smoother, less defined disp. anyone have tips to deal with that? the brightness/contrast settings don't help much

So it seems like this effect is very dependent on scale of the object. What if I want to rescale the rock up or down? I can't seem to figure that out. If I apply all transforms, the effect disappears.

Nicely done. My computer couldn't handle the last step with the skin modifier.. But very cool way to make rocks. I wish the rendered view could look like the 3d viewport with the details created by the cavity feature in the solid view.. maybe there is a way.. but I'm still new to blender