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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2021
- A quick explanation of all of Blender's Principled BSDF Settings, from the basics like Base Color, Roughness, Metallic and Normal, to more specilized things such as Subsurface Scattering, Clearcoat, Anisotropic, Sheen, Transmission, and Emission!
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Thanks for making this, you covered everything very clearly and precisely. It was exactly what I was looking for.
Awesome, glad it was helpful!
@@MrTriPie when I export obj with all the textures and principled bsdf nodes colors
The problem is that when i pack resources and expprt OBJ them import the OBJ and materials in a new file all bsdf only colors become white and I have to readjust them!
Is there a way to save the bsdf setting and export it with the obj?
agreed
Please make more tutorials! I love how clear you are!
I realy like the way you explain phisicaly how things works and why they are here and you're the only one making this
you saved my learning curve
Thank you so much! This is so clear and informative. With greetings from Cape Town.
short and sweet. Very Helpful thanks!
i have been using blender for almos 2 years. self teaching stuffs on it using some turials and etc. I was doing something wrong, 'caus I thought Roughness was about transparency, and only today I found out, thanks to you, what it really was. just a huge THANK YOU for that hehe
This is such an underrated video...
This used very useful and comprehensive thank you
Thanks for the video. I have lots to learn!
I love it! Very nice tutorials~
excellent explanation!! Thank you
Thank you, this is very helpful.
man it helped me a lot! Thanks for this video!
Great video, thanks!
Thank You! Great Video ❤
Thank you so much bro! God bless you!!
Just amazing…
Many Thanks, Brother!!
very useful video
Glad you found it useful!
bro i have blender 4.0.2 and the bsdf pricipled on surface dont show all these options it shows me only (basecolor metallic roghness IOR alpha and normal) plz help me
Well done. Subbed.
please come back and do more tuts or speed art I love ur channel!
Thanks! I'm trying to figure out how I want to go about making more videos, so hopefully it won't be too much longer before I start again.
Ffffffffffff ok now I understand why my characters had blue bags around their eyes and mouths, I didn't know the radius was 3 values for RGB I thought it was something like how deep the light can go from... different angles or something?
Wow, ok you've solved a big headache for me, thank you :D
I rescind this remark, it's as you later describe a side-effect of the scatter type being random walk, but even using random walk by manipulating the values I was able to reduce the appearance of the errors.
I have a question relating to the Principled BSDF. In the version of Blender that I am using, there are two setting that weren't in your video: Subsurface IOR and Subsurface Anisotropy. When entering in the Subsurface IOR, would you enter the actual IOR of an object or a different number? And if it is a different number, how would you calculate it?
The default Subsurface IOR value is in a similar range to the values on charts like this: pixelandpoly.com/ior.html so I'd guess just use the actual IOR.
I think it would make sense if the default is approximately what human skin would be (looking around online I'm seeing 1.3 or 1.4).
For Subsurface Anisotropy, the Blender Manual says it "Controls the directionality of subsurface scattering", so it would be for a surface that would have a different structure from different angles (maybe a piece of cloth, or a leaf), though I'm not sure how it would affect it
These two settings are both currently Cycles only.
I thank you!
Thanks!
Is there some way to contact you, needing a bit of help with the texture painting section on an object using a single image png imported in to the UV map…
HELP! I accidentally erased my Material output box next to the Principled BSDF box how do I replace it? I also made duplicate names in the material for naming the materials how do I erase those without erasing the cube too? HELP PLEASE!
IOR is index of refraction. It can be a simple index or can have special curve.There is no such thing as index of reflexion. There is however a such thing as reflectance.
thank you, i'm a medium user and i did not even know the whole parameters ahah
Hello Mr.TriPie,
A friend me this tutorial. Can help me?
I imported a character from Mixamo into Blender but it's Shiny clothes and all.
Can you explain how to fix that?
is an addon ?? i dont have it in my blender
This is basically just reading the text that I already see , not much explanation on what the properties mean. "This is Specular...you can increase or decrease the value"
What to do if i don't have metallic?
I think the only way for the principled bsdf to not have metallic (unless there's a bug) would be for it to be hidden. Pressing Ctrl H with a node selected will hide all the inputs and outputs that have nothing connected to them. Pressing it again will show everything
@@MrTriPie this doesn't worked. i have blender 2.93.3.
How to open this Node? I can"t find it
If you have a material made in the shader node editor in a recent Blender version it should be there by default (and easy to add in the menu that comes up when pressing Shift A)
@@MrTriPie Hello ! I can't find it in the Add menu, even when searching for it, can you help me ?
Thanks for the video !
damn son
It didn't start very good: "the base color is regular color without any lighting".