If I were to make videos for others, I would wish to make them like your style. It is always epic, fun, and super educational. The cut of your jib is my favorite. One of a kind. Please, just make more. I don't care what it is, I know it'll be best.

Thank you so much for this and your other tutorials. It really helped a lot to even get started especially with a difficult program like blender. Deuces <3 <3

I've been told that this plugin can be used as a (free) replacement for Substance Painter's SimpleDiffuse plugin to generate nice-looking ambient occlusion textures on highpoly models, procedurally darkening the crevices of the models, brightening the flatter and smoother parts, and highlighting the sharp edges. It seems to get close to this once you start talking about bevel greyscaling, but that only accounts for highlighting edges unless I'm misunderstanding something. I'm pretty new to Ucupaint and procedural maps. (I'm trying to work out a good workflow of sculpting -> procedural texturing -> manual texturing -> retopology -> baking PBRs from highpoly)

14:10 you can also control + a to get to the apply menu and the visual geometry to mesh action

Thanks a lot, your videos are very helpful!

Finally a new one! Ty!!

Deuces!

Legendary

Instead of using blur on gradient you can use gradient's scale to sharpen or smooth the transition as well. It takes little more time to place as you want though, since controlling the newly scaled gradient is harder but to my experience it is less prone to crashing and lagging the blender. (although i haven't tried the latest gaussian blur which might work better visually and performance wise.) Its adds up when you make complex materials. Only thing i couldn't figure out properly was to make procedural cloth materials that has threads if you know how to make them please make a video on them, i could only make them look good when the threads were horizontal.  Also using premade masks as vector (the one you change from uv) as object and increasing the projection blend you can make crazy mask that are easy and use less resources compared to 20 generated masks. And one last trick, its crazy prone to crashing an does not properly bake with ucupaint's bake all function but you can literally use any procedural materials that made without ucupaint as a ucupaint layer in shader editor. Since it uses the same node editor. I had interesting experiments with them but they were not really useful in most cases. Most of the time when you change something about that layer it just goes back to blank layer that you first set up but sometimes it just crashes.

If i use emission channel then i can't use normal/bump ,right?

In version 4.5.3, the musgrave generate mask no longer exists; I'm using the noise mask instead because I don't know how to recreate it.

how u doin, hope u well, really good video , nyah was cool, d

all that and it looks like an n64 asset

Deuces

Save the Nyas, and make a 2 min video extended to 20 with said nyas

The Nyahs were extremely annoying. To the point where I refused to watch your videos. I saved this Nyahless version for later reference. Might even subscribe if you keep this up. Just my opinion.

Bro, here is a pro tip for YOU ....for any future video .... use royalty free smooth jazz as background music. you can thank me later.