If you haven’t read parts 1, 2, and 3, you ought to read them to get context on where we are on the wood journey! Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Last time we changed the grain pattern to match the little holes that run through the length of the wood. This time we’re going…
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Procedural Wood Shaders In Cycles, Part 3
Ok, if you’ve followed the last two posts, we have a start on a wood shader, but it’s not there yet. Check out the first two parts if you haven’t yet: Procedural Wood Shaders in Cycles, the Beginning. Procedural Wood Shaders in Cycles, part 2 To make it better, we have to look at some…
Procedural Wood Shaders in Cycles, part 2
This post is the second in a series about procedural wood for Blender Cycles. I’m starting right where I left off last time, so if you haven’t read the last post, please do: Procedural Wood Shaders in Cycles, the Beginning. At the end of the last post, we finally reached a point that sort of…
Procedural Wood Shaders in Cycles, the Beginning
I’ve been interested in procedural wood shaders for years, ever since I first saw how some simple ideas could make pretty convincing wood. A little while ago I decided to see if I could make it work with Blender and Cycles, and I’ve gotten decent results. I’ve posted several examples on BlendSwap, and I thought…