aww you're so kind! thank you ✨

I might release this one later, gotta work a little more on this! hoping to pick it up next week ✨

thank you :)

means a lot, harry! big fan of your work ✨

I never got to use it! what do you use it for?

thank you!

thank you :)

thank you! means a lot to me ✨

thank you so much :) I'd recommend checking out @nodegroup.xyz's youtube playlist shorturl.at/qtraO
also, I hate that most people don't know this, but blender studio's inhouse tech artist @simonthommes.bsky.social made a full in depth course on procedural texturing studio.blender.org/training/pro...

thank you! blender mainly uses node based shader editor but iirc it supports open shading language so you can write shaders in code format, though OSL is limited to CPU rendering

speaking of foss, you should check out materialmaker.org amazing open source alternative to substance designer

...you can tweak parameters in real time with your final lighting setup all without switching software, makes material animation much easier. geomety driven effects where materials dynamically react to object attributes like curvature, position and normals. also, blender is free and open source :)

...since blender works in vector space, textures aren't bound by pixel resolution, fully zoomable without losing details. no UV mapping required and 3D textures, a great example is seamless wood grain material, inside and out. procedural materials use wayy less memory than high res image textures...