If You Have a Blender 3D and You Want to Create Your Own Rocks, This Post Will Help You

Introduction

In this article, you will learn how to manually create rocks in Blender 3D. You can use this technique for any type of terrain that has a flat surface and not much depth.

The best way to start learning about manual rock making is by reading some tutorials first. Once you have an idea of what the process looks like and how long it takes, then try it yourself!

Why do you want to make your own rocks in blender 3D?

Manual way of making rocks in blender 3D is the preferred method because it allows you to create all objects with a high level of detail. This can be used as a base for other types of models, such as buildings or vehicles.

You don’t have to worry about scaling them up or down when using this technique because everything will be created according to the size that you specify at the time of creation.

In addition, it's easier than using any other method since there are no restrictions on how much space there is available for each object that needs to be generated; therefore allowing users full freedom when creating their designs without worrying about running out of resources too soon!

How do you create rock in blender?

To create rock in blender, you need to have the following:

A rock material. This is the base of your model that will be used to make the rock look realistic. You can either use a real-world reference or create your own texture from scratch by using a photo editor like Photoshop or Gimp. If you want more flexibility, we recommend using Unreal Engine 4's PBR rendering system because it's easier to work with than Blender's standard renderer.

A complete object set for each type of rock that needs to be made:

• Rock textures (for example, granite)
• Granite collision mesh(s)

How to combine rock objects in blender 3D?

• Combine rocks to make a realistic rock.
• Use the sculpt tools in the Blender 3D software to create a realistic rock.
• Use the paint tools in the Blender 3D software to create a realistic rock.

Add objects as you would add any other object in an animation: Drag it from your library or import it from another application, then place it where you want it on your model (if it doesn't seem like where you want it, press Ctrl+A).

Manual way of making rocks in blender 3d

In this tutorial, we will be creating a rock wall by using the manual way. You can also use this method to make other shapes such as buildings and statues. Before starting with the tutorial, make sure you have all of your tools ready in front of you so that everything is organized and ready for use.

You will need:

A blade - This should be sharp enough so that it can cut through any kind of material easily without harming it too much (i.e., not dull). It doesn't matter what type of blade you get; just find one that works best for cutting stone materials such as marble or granite blocks etc...

Conclusion

If you want to create your own rocks in blender 3d, this article is for you. We will show you how to create some nice looking rocks manually by using Blender 3D.

Here is the complete Nodes setup you can see in one view and Easley to understanding.

I will show you how we use in video, I hope you like this, If you have any questions

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 Complete Nodes Setup   

Note:- This new geometry nodes system in only blender updated versions, please update it

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1. Select Default (Cube) then Add a (Subdivision Surface Modifier)

• Levels Viewport = 3 then Apply Modifier

2. Then Add a (Displace Modifier) Click >New

• Add a (Subdivision Modifier)
• Then Click the (Switch Icon)

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3. Type > Clouds > Size 1.00 👇

4. Go to (Shading) menu and Add same nodes 👇

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5. Using Rock Generator 👇

6. Do the Settings 👇

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