Blender has a lot of awesome nodes for creating procedurally generated materials, but if you don’t understand the different surfaces those nodes manipulate then you might end up with a huge mess of a material! So before going all crazy with texture nodes, let’s see how far we can get by just adjusting the settings found within Blender’s main material workhorse node, the Principled BSDF Node. This video features a really cool Blender file to help you learn and experiment with the Principled BSDF Node. You can download it for free from blendersensei.com (link below).
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https://blendersensei.com/store/#tutorial_files
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https://blendersensei.com/docs/power-node
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CHAPTER TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Intro To the Principled BSDF Node In Blender
02:35 How To Use One Node Group On Multiple Materials In Blender
07:35 Free Blender Tool To Help Create Procedural Materials
10:40 How To Make Materials Reflective In Blender
11:25 How To Use Subsurface Scattering In Blender
12:00 The Difference Between Blender’s Render Engines
13:40 The Purpose of Blender’s Workbench Render Engine
19:05 The Difference Between Christensen-Burley and Random Walk
19:50 The Purpose of the Subsurface Color option In Blender
20:50 The Purpose of Subsurface Radius settings In Blender
22:25 How To Make Butter, Wax, Or Sweat Materials In Blender
23:40 Metallic Material Settings In Blender
25:20 How To Make A Metallic Clearcoat Material In Blender
26:15 How To Make Anisotropic Metal Materials In Blender
28:35 How To Make Glass Materials (Transmission) In Blender
32:15 How To Make Gelatin and Eyeball Materials In Blender
33:10 Adjusting IOR Material settings In Blender
33:59 How To Make Materials Glow And Emit Light In Blender
35:00 How To Override Principled BSDF Material Settings In Blender
35:33 How To Make Materials Transparent In Eevee Render Engine In Blender
36:50 How To Show Reflections, Bloom (Glow), And Ambient Occlusion In The Eevee Render Engine
38:00 How To Make Velvet And Cloth Materials In Blender
39:50 An Overview of Specular Material Settings In Blender
40:25 The Purpose of Specular Tint and Sheen Tint In Blender’s Principled BSDF Node
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