But the interface is a crime against logic, nature and makes me revise my opinion on whether or not true Evil exists. it took 3 flipping hours.īlender may be a great engine. I even had a "Blender Guru" come on to my system in VNC to walk me through the (allegedly) simple process of opening a file, applying textures, and exporting using the plugin. Because Blender could be a contender, but since the developers live in their own little world with the attitidude that their app is made for a "certain group of people and not everyone", the application is basically a sick joke.
It's a freakin eyebleeding headache that leaves one happily shelling out the hundreds or thousands of Dollars for a modelor with a usable GUI. I have also updated the information to incluse a preview of the material i am experiemnting with.I've always thought Blender to be a solid but completely useless application because for whatever reason, the developers created the most heinous god aweful UI known to man. Using Blender 3.4.1 and Blender 3.5īelow is a screen shot of my node setup after appending the node group form Blender Guru's file( link is further down below)īlender Guru's file which can be downloded from linked here below:Īm not sure if i missed as step or something need to be done to the respective mesh to get the puddles to show. Am i missing something? Any help would be appreciated!! NB. I loved the photorealistic puddles tutorial, i downloaded the re-usable node group prepared by Blender Guru and connected the approprite/respective sockets to the node group but the wetness slider dosent affect my material as on the tutorial but if i copy my mesh (plane) into the original file sent by Bledner Gruru, the surface getas affected appropriatley.
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