blenderartThe crew of Blenderart magazine is organizing a special project, about the Blender material node system. They want to create a material node set-up "cookbook". If you have a cool node set-up, this may be your chance to publish a tutorial at Blenderart!

If you want to know more about the project, and learn how to submit a node set-up, visit this thread at the Blenderartists forums.



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12 Responses to “Blenderart Special Project: Material Node set-up 'Cookbook'”  

  1. 1 LoMac Edit Link

    That's a great Idea! One can't have enough documentation or tutorials.

  2. 2 freen Edit Link

    Very nice idea.
    Would also be good to have one for composite node setups.

  3. 3 Sandra Gilbert Edit Link

    That wouldn't be a problem. But I would need some help writing up descriptions/how to's for compositing nodes as I haven't yet used them.

  4. 4 Dion Moult Edit Link

    Yes, a compositioning node section would be excellent!

  5. 5 Tony Edit Link

    Maybe a separate issue on compositing later? Anyway, I think this is a great idea.

  6. 6 Satish "iluvblender" Goda Edit Link

    Fantastic idea.

  7. 7 Kernon Edit Link

    This is a great idea. How about requiring submitters to use a template .blend file? That would eliminate a lot of work on your part of having to "standardize" each submission. Maybe a setup similar to the CGSphere project with Suzanne as the main subject would work.

  8. 8 Yorik Edit Link

    Very good idea… This will be very, very precious… (To my big shame, I still don't use much the nodes)

  9. 9 Ja-Seen Edit Link

    I wish I had something to add, but I'm just discovering the power of nodes myself. This is an excellent idea for those of us who are rather ambiguous about nodes. Looking forward to it.

  10. 10 freen Edit Link

    I'm not really an expert, but I'd be more happy to contribute to a (future) compositing nodes article.

  11. 11 remi Edit Link

    ack! use the blender wiki!! and make it a project @ wiki.blender.org

    maybe use en.wikiversity.org and make it a research/learning project

    wikis are so dynamic it would be so flexible!

  12. 12 ShaneNewville Edit Link

    Haha! That's so awesome. I wish I had that kind of time and knowledge of making
    molds from Blender and legos for chocolate creations.

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