...in the Material Room. This is kind of being interesting, even to a non-tech person like me. Here are a few pics of Don with different materials on his shirt. This one uses a "noise" node.

Now here's the same shirt with a "weave" node.

Here's another tweak of the same weave node pattern.

And finally, here's the kind of weave pattern I was trying for in the first place. It took me a few minutes but I finally got there. --jjsemp

Wow, very cool. Lots of possibilities for texturing without UVMaps, it looks like. ;)

Cool, I just got done messing around in there and couldn't make anything nice! Any tips ;)

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Yeah, Kiera, I think that's the most exciting thing for me about P5 is the ability to texture without maps. This is gonna save me a lot of time. Pokeydots, I think the key is to start with the 2D texture material nodes. You can get infinite possibilities out of just a simple node like the "weave" one. I want to learn this stuff because I want to get proficient using the animated "movie" node. I have lots of ideas for that one once I figure it out. --jjsemp

Really impressive!