To get the AO Mix node to work you need to enable AO in the render settings: Properties Panel > Render Properties > Ambient Occlusion. This can be useful when we want to have a stylized render. With the AO Mix nodegroup we can easily add AO to our material. Mind that when you only use the color information for example, the Bump strength, Roughness settings etc, won't have any effect. This nodegroup can be used as shader, or you can use any of the other outputs if you want to have only the color information. We can mix the both texture and scale them separately.
In this nodegroup we can clamp both the textures. Mind that you can turn of the Randomness of the Voronoi Texture and then you get a grid pattern. It works with two procedural textures: Magic Texture and Voronoi texture. With the Antislip Rubber Nodegroup we can make a huge range of Antislip patterns. Here the same nodegroup but with other settings. The albedo Variation node group is perfect to make a whole range of surfaces. Explanation of the nodes providedīelow only a short description of the nodes. The last section, section 5 contains a list of all the nodes and is fully documented. The first four sections is a small course that helps beginner getting familiar with designing material in the Shader Editor.
Getting the voronoi texture to be the same colorblender full#
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You can find the addon in the shader editor (n-panel). Click install, activate the addon, save preferences and refresh. Open Blender and go to Edit > Preferences > Addons.
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