Giới Thiệu (Introduction)
Materials, lights and backgrounds are all defined using a network of shading nodes. These nodes output values, vectors, colors and shaders.
Bộ Tô Bóng (Shaders)
An important concept to understand when building node setups is that of the shader socket. The output of all surface and volume shaders is a shader, describing lighting interaction at the surface or of the volume, rather than the color of the surface.
There are a few types of shaders available as nodes:
- bộ tô bóng BSDF [Bidirectional Scattering Distribution Function: Hàm Phân Bổ Tán Xạ Hai Chiều] (BSDF [Bidirectional Scattering Distribution Function] shader)
Describe light reflection, refraction and absorption at an object surface.
- Bộ Tô Bóng Phát Xạ (Emission shader)
Describe light emission at an object surface or in a volume.
- Bộ tô bóng thể tích (Volume shader)
Describe light scattering inside a volume.
- Bộ Tô Bóng Nền (Background shader)
Describe light emission from the environment.
Each shader node has a color input, and outputs a shader. These can then be mixed and added together using Mix and Add Shader nodes. No other operations are permitted. The resulting output can then be used by the renderer to compute all light interactions, for direct lighting or global illumination.
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Chất Liệu (Textures)
Blender has various built in procedural texture nodes, with texture coordinates and various parameters as input, and a color or value as output. No texture data-blocks are needed; instead node groups can be used for reusing texture setups.
For UV mapping and texture painting in the 3D Viewport, the Image Texture node must be used. When setting such a node as active, it will be displayed in the 3D Viewport while using Texture color mode. This method can be used to preview painted textures while texture painting.
The default texture coordinates for all nodes are Generated coordinates, except for Image textures that use UV coordinates by default. Each node includes some options to modify the texture mapping and resulting color, and these can be edited in the texture properties.
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Nhiều/Lớn Hơn (More)
Nodes for geometric data, texture coordinates, layering shaders and non-physically-based tricks can be found in:
Ngôn Ngữ Tô Bóng Mở (Open Shading Language)
In Cycles, custom nodes can be written using the Open Shading Language.
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