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Value Control
July 9th, 2020
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Simon Thommes
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You can get the file for the Value Graph Tool here: https://cloud.blender.org/p/procedural-shading/5f075c60f11c51bf02b95fa1
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Fascinating stuff. I feel like I'm going to be coming back to these videos for years.
This is like learning a magicians secrets, thank you so much!
These videos are awesome, these explanations are essential.
This is so cool, thanks Simon!
This is great information. Thank you.
Amazing, it's a very effecient way to show how it works. Thank you so much.
Really well articulated. Thank you
Great explanation and useful file for visualising the effect of nodes. Still have no idea how you created the file though!
@Ed Hoare On the page where the file is uploaded I wrote down some explanation of how it is set up. Just scroll down here: https://cloud.blender.org/p/procedural-shading/5f075c60f11c51bf02b95fa1
Wow that was very interesting!
amazing! I suddenly understood a lot with this!
I created the same
groupbut I am not able to see the graph.*@Mohammed Suhaib Affan* When you load this file, you should be able to directly see the graph without having to change anything. And when you follow what I am doing in the video exactly, you should see the same result. Can you upload a screenshot of your setup and viewport, so I can maybe see where the problem is?
*@Simon Thommes* Thank you for your reply, I thought of trying with latest blender version, I was just trying to make the node group which you showed in the video. Let me try in the latest version I am using now 2.9, earlier I was having 2.81a.
*@Simon Thommes* I am able to open the file, that was easy thanks.
Hey Simon, i cant find the blend file for this, can you please provide it here
@Seif Hussam In the description of this video you can find the link to the tool and there you can simply click on the Download button.
@Simon Thommes ohh ok i found it, thank you so much
How can I create this blue/red grid plane which is used for visualization? I didn't find a way to turn it on/off...
@Lukas My bad. I just found it here https://studio.blender.org/training/procedural-shading/5f075c60f11c51bf02b95fa1/
Wow.
This is a very cool video and I very much appreciate the introduction to the gradient theory. I would love to see a video or walkthrough on how you built the gradient tool there.
I copied your nodes from this video but it seems you may have some sort of 2D, high-res lattice for the showing the displacement maybe?
Thanks for the instruction!