Material Basic Pack 3D model

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To make the most of these resources, cycle through them multiple times and connect each element to your project by searching for "nodetree" from the library in Google. This will help you find detailed tutorials that can explain more clearly than I can here. Various Information Cell Shading: Two different cell shading groups are available. The first is CellShading, which includes dynamic light reflections but may produce aliasing artifacts at lower resolutions or samples. To avoid this issue, choose a less vibrant color for the outline. The second option is CellShading Definitive, which lacks dynamic reflections but produces a more desirable toon look. Carpaint: This material does not rely on physical simulations like Glass/Water but can still yield impressive results. Glass/Water: While preview mode may not accurately convey its quality, this material is excellent at simulating fluids. When used correctly, it can also pass as a glassy material. Gemstone (Diamond): Use this material to model diamonds by basing the geometry on an advanced gemstone edge cut. You can adapt it to other gems by modifying the light diffraction values. Adjust these settings according to the specific gem you are working with. Plastic / rubber: This flexible material may not be physically accurate, but it includes options for both transparent and solid objects. Additionally, you can apply a consistency effect to achieve desired results, as seen in the gallery examples. A parameter is also available to switch between plastic and rubber effects as needed. Important Reminder: Remember that the file only includes pre-views with materials applied to balls. The example scenes shown in the gallery are separate models and not included in this file.