You can obtain your copy here.Īlso if you'd like to support me and my work then please consider following me on my social media: Twitter, Instagram and Artstation. The shader has been uploaded for free for anyone to use under CC-by. Also giving the first version the code name Aldebaran was a truly clever thing to do to both honor the star itself and also to hint at the connections it has to my artist name: Taumich. Named as a combination of both earth (terra) and multiplexer (mux), the name Terramux was a perfect match for this node group. After a total of about 7 hours of noding and calibrating of the shader, it was ready to see the light. This was possible only through a clear understanding of the math which was to be used, and little trial and error. This version had the goal to at least tackle two important things: The biome-handling and the seed-handling equations, using only one noise texture node.

Two evenings, and a lot of past experience, was all it took to produce the first version of the shader.

After having produced two procedural planet algorithms before, and never getting really satisfied with the structure and performance, i finally went all in for my third attempt and delivered a procedural planet shader which will be well worth to build from. BlenderKit introduces add-on for Blender 2.8.

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