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--- 3d:shading [2025/05/11 23:21] – [Texture Atlas] mh
+++ 3d:shading [2025/08/19 10:13] (current) – [Walkthrough] mh
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 Select the parts of the mesh and select another slot material and click assign.
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 ==== Seamless textures ====
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 ==== Stone with noise ====
-{{:3d:basic-stone-shader.png?700|3d:basic-stone-shader.png}}
+{{:3d:basic-stone-shader.png?direct&700|3d:basic-stone-shader.png}}
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+===== Decals using UVs =====
+==== Result ====
+{{:3d:decal-with-uv.png?direct&700|}}
+----
+==== Walkthrough ====
+This works for objects that are already UV unwrapped.
+In the shader editor, add an image texture to the base color.
+Using **Node Wrangler** use **''CTRL'' + ''T''** to auto add the mapping branch.
+Replace the **Texture Coordinate** node by a **UV map** node.
+If necessary change the scale of the bottom texture.
+Duplicate the entire branch (with the Principled BSDF) and in this second branch replace the image with background alpha 0 channel to use as decal.
+Use **''CTRL'' + ''SHIFT'' + ''RIGHT CLICK'' & ''DRAG''** to mix the two Principled BSDF togethers.
+Use the Alpha of the decal image as factor for the mix. Use **''ALT'' + ''S''** on the mix to swap the channels if necessary. **The decal should be on the bottom input**.
+With the object selected, in the **Data** property panel, under UV Maps, add a second UV Map. Rename it decal and use it as the UV Map for the Vector coordinates of the mapping on the decal texture.
+Select the object and smart UV project it. Select all, scale it down and put it in an alpha 0 portion on the decal image.
+Select the faces where you want to decal and either **project from view** or **angle based projection** and scale/rotate to get the decal into position.
+----
+===== Eevee Bloom =====
+Open the **Compositing** workspace.
+Tick the **Use Nodes** option.
+Add a **Viewer** node and render the scene. Connect the render to the **Viewer** node.
+Optionally add a **Image Editor** viewport and view the **Viewer node** for a clearer view of post-process.
+Use **''SHIFT'' + ''RIGHT CLICK''** over the noodle to insert a **Reroute** and after the **Render Layers** node add a **Glare** node.
+Switch to **Fog Glow** and adjust settings.
+{{:3d:eevee-bloom.png?direct&500|}}
+When in Layout view, Rendered preview, the Viewport Shading dropdown menu enables to activate the Compositor when in Camera view, Always or never (default).
+This is useful to get any post-process effect to display in real-time in the Layout view.
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