Materials for GameToons/One Piece style

Artistic Support Materials and Textures
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Hi guys!

I beginner and just immerse myself in the atmosphere of the Blender 3D.

I’m a foreigner and I don’t understand English very well. I communicate through a translator, so I apologize for possible mistakes in words and sentence construction.

I’m working on the blender 4.5 version.

My style:

I will make my own style between GameToons/One Piece.

I don’t need photorealism, I want to make cartoons.

The way I study blender:

I study Blender 3D is in theory, and then with the knowledge I have gained, I go to check them in the program.

My question:

I want to create different materials for my cartoon to suit my style.

I would be grateful if you would write the nodes with the settings or attach screenshots for me of the nodes that will be needed to create materials of my style.

I will also be doing minecraft fan animations, and therefore I will ask for the usual minecraft materials and materials, but in my I’ll also be doing Minecraft fan animations, so I’ll ask for the usual minecraft materials and materials, but in my style.

Can you help with the nodes for these materials:

Earth:

Earth (light)

Earth (dark)

Sand:

Sand (basic)

Sand (beach)

Sand (dark)

Sand (orange)

Background:

Stone:

Stone (light)

Stone (dark)

Stone (black)

Stone (brown)

Stone (burgundy)

Stone (orange)

Stone (green)

Stone (purple)

Crushed stone

Brick (basic)

Ruby

Emerald

Diamond

Amber

The Sapphire

Pearl

The stone (with a glow)

Iron:

Iron (light)

Iron (dark)

Silver

Bronze

Gold

Copper

Copper (oxidized)

Tree (trunk):

Trunk (light)

Trunk (dark)

Another shade of the trunk

Birch

Foliage and grass:

Foliage (oak, maple, birch, pine, blue spruce)

Lawn (light)

Lawn (dark)

Wood boards:

Boards (light)

Boards (dark)

Boards (rotten)

Glass:

Glass (ordinary)

Glass (tinted)

Snow:

Snow (white)

Snow (dirty)

Ice

Liquids:

Water

Lava

Acid

The narrow case:

Wood boards:

The board (glowing)

Blackboard (school)

Iron (probably useless):

Tungsten

Calcium

Plastic (filling)

Rubber

Paper (white)

Paper (dark)

Paperboard

Slate

Cotton

Glass wool

Liquids:

Soap

Supplements:

Earth powder

Sandiness

Snowiness

Frost

Stony (only stones)

Stony (different stones)

Humidity

Cracks

Rust

Foliage

The glow

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Welcome :tada:..

You may look into any free texture site to find some material textures (especially tileable).. and for the material setup:

SimpleMaterialWithImageTexture
SimpleMaterialWithImageTexture869×874 46.9 KB

The lower one if you want to make it “simple”..

..otherwise this would be better suited in volunteer work :wink:

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:wink:

And what are the nodes for?! For what kind of material?

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This is a general “template” for any texture based material..
..you may look up any “How-to-add-a-texture-to-a-material” tip/tutorial..

Maybe use the awesome forum search function (top right; :mag:–icon).

Or see also Docs-Blender Manual: Shader → Nodes → Textures → Image ..

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You really need to start with a tutorial, that explain the basic concepts.

As to the rest: asking the forum how to make 85+ individual materials is beyond the scope of the tech support assistance we offer here.

Many techniques on creating materials have been shared here over the years; I suggest you look them up, using our Search Feature.