All language subtitles for 10-RandomCorners

Let's continue adding more variation
to the shape of the bricks.

This Smooth Minimum node allows us to control
the brick corner radius with just one value,

so we can easily randomize it!

For the color, we used a constant random value
for each brick, but this time, let's use a Noise

Texture instead. That way, each corner on
a single brick can have a different radius.

Let's connect the Noise Texture to our offset
brick coordinates, and set it to 2D. Now let's

make our noise bigger, and smoother. We're not
really trying to add distortion to the corners,

rather, we want the noise to be just small
enough for each corner to have a different value.

Now we can add a Map Range, to map the
noise onto the actual corner radii we want.

Let's say, maybe 0.1 to 0.2. Then let's connect
it to the Smooth Minimum Distance input.

And now we can tweak the range a bit more. Perhaps
we want a bit smaller radii on the lower end.

We can also compress the range a bit, to make
sure we're reaching the min and max values.

If we disable the distortion, we can more
clearly see all the different corners.

This just adds that extra bit of variation.