EDIT: Heres a video showing the nodes from this thread in action.
I’m working on making procedural grunge textures to help speed up future projects. These are what I have so far.
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Awesome stuff.
Really Nice. I suppose it’s cycle. Because of evee limitations on certain specific inputs like bevel …
It’s eevee to because I baked the curvature map and ao map. My plan is to use it on models that have baked textures from a high poly so things like pointiness not working in eevee shouldn’t really effect this.
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Really cool! Do you mind sharing them?
I’ll probably put them I’m up somewhere when I’m done. I also shot some images textures today and processed them to be tileable.
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I started diving a little deeper and made effect nodes which reads the previous pbr textures and adds effects on top of them. Here’s an example:
Starting with base material
Grunge Effect
Scratch Effect
Smudge Effect
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So far I’ve got 11 grunges, 6 scratches, 2 smudges, and 5 dot texture effects which use the previous system.
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Fantastic work man.
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Hey Daffy, good job!
Looking forward to see more of your materials…
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That’s awesome!! Love it.
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I’ve got 35 effects now. I’ll have to go shoot some more image textures today before I can continue though. For now I’ll work on some more procedurals.
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I created a node group to easily convert a curvature or pointiness input into and edge mask.
Here’s the equation.
It will always keep mid grey at .5 unless the c value is changed.
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Its useful to quickly change the input of an edge wear mask to see what kind of different result are possible.
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I put the textures in this thread to good use today. Really helped to speed up the texturing process within blender. I created this Glock using the nodes in this thread.
Not really that complicated its mostly just plugging in the baked maps and then set values for color/roughness. Then I ran it through 3 of my effects nodes from this thread.
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