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Sketching style with no node required
Sketching style with no node required
Occasionally, a classic black and white illustration is the most effective way to communicate an idea. This straightforward technique saves you the hassle of configuring material nodes. Simply follow the instructions, capture a screenshot of your work, and refine it in Photoshop.
Pair manager
Pair manager
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Pair Manager
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Pair Manager
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GUIDE/FINAL MESH SETUP
GUIDE/FINAL MESH SETUP
Set your Viewport Shading to Solid Shading (Flat) with the following settings
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Pie Menu
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Auto Setup
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Set your Viewport Shading to Solid Shading (Flat) with the following settings
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Set your Viewport Shading to Solid Shading (Flat) with the following settings
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Auto Setup
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Manual Setup
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GUIDE/FINAL MESH EDITING
2. Manually set your materials’ Viewport Display settings so that they appear at the desired colors in the viewport
Object/Edit Mode
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Pie Menu
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Pair Edit Mode
To copy and paste a color between materials, hover over the color window, press CTRL+C (no need to click), then navigate to the other material and press CTRL+V in its color window. Keep in mind that the fewer colors, the better. Try to stick to black (or values of grey) and white.
2. Manually set your materials’ Viewport Display settings so that they appear at the desired colors in the viewport
To copy and paste a color between materials, hover over the color window, press CTRL+C (no need to click), then navigate to the other material and press CTRL+V in its color window. Keep in mind that the fewer colors, the better. Try to stick to black (or values of grey) and white.
2. Manually set your materials’ Viewport Display settings so that they appear at the desired colors in the viewport
To copy and paste a color between materials, hover over the color window, press CTRL+C (no need to click), then navigate to the other material and press CTRL+V in its color window. Keep in mind that the fewer colors, the better. Try to stick to black (or values of grey) and white.
Adjust the shadow settings to your liking (set a value of 1 to Shadow Focus to get a ‘cell-shading' effect)
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Pie Menu
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Isolate Mesh
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Adjust the shadow settings to your liking (set a value of 1 to Shadow Focus to get a ‘cell-shading' effect)
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Adjust the shadow settings to your liking (set a value of 1 to Shadow Focus to get a ‘cell-shading' effect)
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PANEL GAP TOOLS
SHOULD BE USED ON THE FINAL MESH
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Pie Menu
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Detailing
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Detailing
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REFINEMENT TOOLS
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Detailing
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Detailing
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Detailing
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Detailing
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Detailing
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Select overlapping geometry
PASSIVE METHOD
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Proximity Selection
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Proximity Selection
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Proximity Selection
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Proximity Selection
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Select overlapping geometry
ACTIVE METHOD
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More Tools
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Display
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3D Viewport
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3D Viewport
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Pie Menu (bottom)
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Snapping Modes
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Snapping Modes
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Set your Viewport Shading to Solid Shading (Flat) with the following settings
Manually set your materials’ Viewport Display settings so that they appear at the desired colors in the viewport
To copy and paste a color between materials, hover over the color window, press CTRL+C (no need to click), then navigate to the other material and press CTRL+V in its color window. Keep in mind that the fewer colors, the better. Try to stick to black (or values of grey) and white.
Tweak the cell-shading effect via the shadows menu
To have additional dramatic ’construction’ lines, set your Viewport Overlays
(Optional) Reduce the alpha value of your transparent material (can cause visual glitches with shadows on)
Screenshot (Win + Shift + S) and polish in Photoshop.
Set your Viewport Shading to Solid Shading (Flat) with the following settings
Manually set your materials’ Viewport Display settings so that they appear at the desired colors in the viewport
To copy and paste a color between materials, hover over the color window, press CTRL+C (no need to click), then navigate to the other material and press CTRL+V in its color window. Keep in mind that the fewer colors, the better. Try to stick to black (or values of grey) and white.
Tweak the cell-shading effect via the shadows menu
To have additional dramatic ’construction’ lines, set your Viewport Overlays
(Optional) Reduce the alpha value of your transparent material (can cause visual glitches with shadows on)
Screenshot (Win + Shift + S) and polish in Photoshop.
Happy Blending!
Set Up the Component
Set your Supabase 'URL' and 'Key' properties. Then, connect a like button component that has 'Default' and 'Liked' variants, plus an 'Amount' component variable for the like counter.
