Just a quick video to help beginners in Blender with installing addons. This way I can just point people to this video rather than go through the process of installing an addon every time I talk about one in a video. I realize most people in the Blender community don't need this video, but fun fact, everyone who knows how to install a Blender addon right now, at one point didn't. This is also the first video in a series of short, hyper-to-the-point, under five minutes tutorial videos I'm creating. Like, comment, and subscribe. Thanks again! ?????? ??????? ?????? https://blendersensei.com https://twitter.com/BlenderSensei https://facebook.com/BlenderSenseiOfficial https://isntagram.com/BlenderSenseiOfficial https://linikedin.com/company/BlenderSensei #b3d #blender #sensei ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYh1qh9y1MI

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Blender has a lot of awesome nodes for creating procedurally generated materials, but if you don't understand the different surfaces those nodes manipulate then you might end up with a huge mess of a material! So before going all crazy with texture nodes, let's see how far we can get by just adjusting the settings found within Blender's main material workhorse node, the Principled BSDF Node. This video features a really cool Blender file to help you learn and experiment with the Principled BSDF Node. You can download it for free from blendersensei.com (link below). ???????? ??? ???????? ???? ????: https://blendersensei.com/store ??????? ?????? ?? ??????? https://patreon.com/blendersensei ?????? ??? ??????????? ???? https://twitter.com/BlenderSensei ​https://fb.com/BlenderSenseiOfficial https://linkedin.com/company/BlenderSensei CHAPTER TIME STAMPS: 00:00 Intro To the Principled BSDF Node In Blender 02:35 How To Use One Node Group On Multiple Materials In Blender 07:35 Free Blender Tool To Help Create Procedural Materials 10:40 How To Make Materials Reflective In Blender 11:25 How To Use Subsurface Scattering In Blender 12:00 The Difference Between Blender's Render Engines 13:40 The Purpose of Blender's Workbench Render Engine 19:05 The Difference Between Christensen-Burley and Random Walk 19:50 The Purpose of the Subsurface Color option In Blender 20:50 The Purpose of Subsurface Radius settings In Blender 22:25 How To Make Butter, Wax, Or Sweat Materials In Blender 23:40 Metallic Material Settings In Blender 25:20 How To Make A Metallic Clearcoat Material In Blender 26:15 How To Make Anisotropic Metal Materials In Blender 28:35 How To Make Glass Materials (Transmission) In Blender 32:15 How To Make Gelatin and Eyeball Materials In Blender 33:10 Adjusting IOR Material settings In Blender 33:59 How To Make Materials Glow And Emit Light In Blender 35:00 How To Override Principled BSDF Material Settings In Blender 35:33 How To Make Materials Transparent In Eevee Render Engine In Blender 36:50 How To Show Reflections, Bloom (Glow), And Ambient Occlusion In The Eevee Render Engine 38:00 How To Make Velvet And Cloth Materials In Blender 39:50 An Overview of Specular Material Settings In Blender 40:25 The Purpose of Specular Tint and Sheen Tint In Blender's Principled BSDF Node #b3d #blender #sensei ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58Es9iKpKDw

Numpad keys are the big block of number keys to the right of a full-sized keyboard. Back in the day, these keys were used for most navigation operations in Blender. These days Blender has lovely navigation widgets found in the top right corner or the tilde key which brings up a similar pie menu. However, for people looking for a faster solution, or for those who simply do not possess a full-sized keyboard (such as with a laptop), it's nice to be able to use the top 1-0 keys found on any keyboard for these navigation keys. It should be noted that the regular 1-0 keys are already mapped to collection toggling keys in Blender. But if you don't use those keys, here is a great alternative use for them. How To Adjust Mesh Selection Hotkeys: https://youtu.be/3kMksRQ6NVc ????? ???? ??? ????????? https://blendersensei.com/5min-tuts ?????? ??????? ?????? https://blendersensei.com https://twitter.com/BlenderSensei https://facebook.com/BlenderSenseiOfficial https://isntagram.com/BlenderSenseiOfficial https://linikedin.com/company/BlenderSensei #b3d #blender #sensei ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-z_B2yuaX8