Blender Material Texture Shading Introduction Tutorial:

Blender material nodes are used for material shading. They can be confusing, so this is a basic Blender materials tutorial for absolute beginners. We will cover adding materials to objects, the Principled BSDF shader, the Color Ramp, mix shaders, transparent materials and more. I have some Blender shading tips at the end of the video that will save you time. In part two, I'm going to cover PBR materials in Blender which are photorealistic texture materials you can add to objects.

Materials are what make an object in Blender look the way they do. Blender materials have three channels: surface, volume and displacement. Using a variety of nodes, you can mix and match textures and map your materials to your object. Before you start watching other Blender tutorials on material shading, watch this so you understand the basics. THANK YOU!

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Timestamps:
0:35 Basics of Adding Materials in Blender
3:51 Nodes in the Blender Shader Editor
9:09 Principled BSDF Shader in Blender
12:56 Mix Shader in Blender
14:32 Color Ramp Node in Blender
15:33 Texture Nodes in Blender
18:35 Mix RGB Node inn Blender
19:55 Mapping Textures in Blender
21:39 Math Node in Blender
22:05 Transparency Shading in Blender
22:56 Volume Shading in Blender
25:43 Shading Tips in Blender

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