b Staff Pick
- October 15, 2013
- 7,616 Downloads
- 40 Likes
- Blender 2.6x
- Render: Cycles
- Creator: bashi
- License: CC-0
Description:
Here is my hand picked selection of NodeGroups i've created over the past 2-3 years. There's everything, from simple little Tools, Materials, UberShaders to Compositing. Some are made quickly, on some i spent countless hours.
With this first release i've put together some information about every NodeGroup. Not too much, but mainly what the NodeGroup is supposed to do. I think it's important to get a quick start on them, cause really, some of them might seem confusing (even for me ;-) by just looking at it.
I've taken quite some time to re-check everything, set usable and good defaults and to make them as easy as possible.
All of those NodeGroups are made by me, with the exception of the CondFresnel in the Metal-Kn.
I always try to not let them break energy conservation - so they should be safe to use in any circumstances.
More Info here.
Comments:
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pisit.blend
Written October 15, 2013I would love to study your node set-up to make use of in my animation class. Thanks for sharing : )
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trhooker
Written October 15, 2013I know this may be dumb...but....if I was to give bashi credit in an animation for this...how would I do it? edited by? composited by? nodes by? thanks for the help ahead of time! :)
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bashi
Edited October 15, 2013;-) You are right, i wasn't quite sure which license. I will change it to no attribution.
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reg661
Written October 16, 2013nodes are great -- beauty in chaos -- ad really make sense once you get past the curve
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pomsar
Written October 16, 2013Trhooker: maybe a "special thanks to bashi" at the end of the animation solves the problem.. :))
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bashi
Edited October 16, 2013The License is changed to CC Zero, so no need anymore to give me credits.
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perdian00
Written October 22, 2013hola amigo sabes que seria bueno !!! deberías hacer un vídeo por favor plis !!!! U.U
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chiky222
Edited October 22, 2013Translation: "Hi friend, do you know what would be great? You should make a video please!"
Thanks for sharing!
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christave10
Written October 22, 2013Thanks a lot for sharing!! I myself get hard time in materials and lightings!! This is of a good use
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bashi
Written November 10, 2013see https://bwide.wordpress.com/node-groups/bwide-nodepack-for-blender/ and https://bwide.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/node-groups-background-control/
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elbrujodelatribu
Written February 26, 2014Great collection of nodes. Very useful. Thanks for sharing them!
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venomindst
Written March 03, 2014Much appreciated, again, thank you for sharing, will help me understand materials better.
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JDHaller
Written April 28, 2014Thank you and your many hours... For the sharing and improving such a blended environment. :)
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rocifier
Written September 15, 2014Hey I'm relatively new to Blender. Does anyone know of a good tutorial for how to take sets of nodes like this, and put them in my own blender files and use them?
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jalexander510
Edited January 22, 2015Progress!!! Making life easier. This is a definitive guide for experiential learners.
The CC-0 is the reason blender has become superior. Equal, often superior, opportunity for all. I foresee Bender replacing many expensive, bloated programs. If it had more efficient 2D drafting capabilities, I wouldn't even need AutoCAD. Blender takes up 40x less space than 3d Studio Max or Maya. It does much more, and it will work on -all- of my students home computers.
I'll be studying these nodes with my (underfunded) CADD class...Thank You.
I encourage the world to credit your work because they choose to.
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Dan45
Written August 17, 2018I model and texture a lot of vehicles and some of these are great for car finishes and paint jobs.Especially the car layer and the plastic nodes.
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Blob
Written September 14, 2020Thanks for file looks great except... I can't seem to add it to Blender, anyone else have this problem?
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GerritSchulze
Written October 03, 2020@bashi Many thanks for sharing your node groups. I really appreciate your generosity.
@Blob Drag and drop the blend file into blender, when asked click 'Link' navigate to the NodeTree folder and choose the node you wish to add to your linked library. Then in Compositing > Node Editor press Shift + A , spacebar, search for the node name and add it to your node tree. Press Tab to open the group to understand what's going on, and Tab again to close it.
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jdnebelsky
Written January 19, 2021How does this work. Is it an addon or do I copy a node over to my project?
Very nice, saw this on blenderartist, was going to ask you to share here, but you beat me to it. Can't wait to dive into it, thanks for sharing.