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Re: Texturing in Blender 2.48 Quick Start
Nice one, Chris. Ran across this while trying to find some info about some of the nodes in blender. Been messing about a bit with the node editor, just playing around to see what sort of viewport jazz I could cook up. Managed to get a decent rimlight similar to TF2's. 1. Base lighting 2. Rimlight 3. Rimlight after taking… -
Re: Texturing in Blender 2.48 Quick Start
Click me! Nothing fancy here, I just had one class about nodes in Maya and figured that I could do that same stuff in Blender too. Maya has way more node types, but I've been able to do everything I wanted with Blender's so far. I guess it's also possible to use the Normal node to emulate the standard viewport shader (i.e.… -
Re: Texturing in Blender 2.48 Quick Start
Some node-based shader elements do work in viewport, some don't. I haven't had any luck with assigning textures through nodes and getting them to show up (though this may just be me), but anything else seems to work fine. I made a simple node-based shader to saturate darker parts and light up faces facing away (a simple… -
Re: Texturing in Blender 2.48 Quick Start
comradej, sounds interesting :) mind sharing your setup? i got something similar playing with the color ramps, but that was non-node and felt kind of restrictive after a while. shift-p...love it. -
Re: Texturing in Blender 2.48 Quick Start
thats real useful, when I used blender I always wanted to preview maps like that... I know you say you're stuck with a boring shader set up, but is there any way to boost it with the node tree shader editor? Dont know if those can show up in viewport or anything. -
Re: Texturing in Blender 2.48 Quick Start
Multiple Materials: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Manual/Multiple_Materials (Leads to a materials / nodes tutorial) Materials is my weak point so far. I've been focusing on modeling and have forgotten some of the tricks I learned a few weeks ago. We've got a good Q&A thread going here:… -
Re: Texturing in Blender 2.48 Quick Start
Daaark: Part of my frustration with Blender's docs is they aren't in sync with the current UI anymore, and I'm not a savvy enough user to know where some of the buttons have been hidden away. Partly why I wrote up my own quick start. I couldn't find and tutorials showing how to load up custom shaders either...Do you how… -
Re: Texturing in Blender 2.48 Quick Start
Note that the viewport uses realtime textures, and the renderer (f12) uses it's own materials. This shows how to get a real time texture into the renderer, if that was an issue: [ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2U0gOoMtkc[/ame]
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