Texture Variation Node | 5-Minute Materials [UE4]

amazing as always. this 5 minute material series is one of the best resource i've found for tech art, thank you so much for doing this

wtf man. This is the best series on UE on YouTube I swear, how is this hidden gem so hidden

Pls keep making these. Thank you. I appreciate your intelligence and the time you took to make these.

I'd just like to say, I recognize Runescape music anywhere (didn't even notice it was in the description), adds a nice nostalgia for me. Nice tutorial, thanks for putting it out.

I initially thought I would have to do a lot of research just to learn basics of material in UE4. But your videos really really help grasp the basics. Thanks man! These videos are perfect.

Brilliant, thank you for explaining this, quick and useful. I edited texture variation node to give me the dithering value as an output and now can lerp between the shifted uv texture and another one. It's so great that unreal lets you just riff on the tools they supplied. gratitiude & joy

In Destiny 2, whether you're close to a wall, for instance, or a short distance away, you can see sharp detail. This is the tutorial that emulates that the most (along with Landscapes | 5-Minute Materials.) Thank you. Very good work.

Hello to the cat. Charming cat! The lesson is cool, thanks for it!

All of your videos are so helpful and demystifying! Im taking notes on them and feeling my brain sparkle so thank you! One critique I have though is that I’m noticing that when you go to review the functionality of each node at the end of each video you use the name of the node to define itself — and I feel you could spend more time to find a different set of words to define each node For example you said something like “the texture variation node is a node that adds variation to a texture” I feel like it’s a better teaching practice to be like “the texture variation node is a node that stacks textures on top of each other at different rotations and blends the seams between them with the use of a height map” I’ve had some experience teaching Maya to beginners and I found that this definition technique is more useful than using the name of something to define itself — I hope I don’t sound too critical or anal about this stuff I just thought it would be something useful to keep in mind for future videos ::)) Again, thank you so much for this tutorial set! I’m learning a lot! ✨✨❤️‍🔥 m

Amazing node, its great to break tiling with great effect for those surfaces that are kinda barren and you cant mix them, epic :D

YES YES YES YOU'RE GENIUS My few days headache how to solve tiling is SOLVED

Used this to fix grass/dirt textures in my game, thanks man!

Finally, something that works without the bullshit, nice work!

I see this and I am seeing it looks like the right texture variation I need, it might be expensive but for the first time it should be fine

Appreciate the music choice my dude.

I spend 2 hours on youtube on all sorts of video explain different complex method for doing this.... before I found this video..... God! my life is tough!

yeeeeeeeeees, thank you for your work!!!!

Help, this works with flat objects but if object has even little bit of height or steep incline, it all gets super super stretched and I have no idea what to do about it

Thank you

immediately liked for using OSRS music