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Samuel Sullins has been a Blender user since he was 15 years old. He's worked as a personal Blender consultant and written numerous Blender articles on Medium. He also writes about Blender on LinkedIn, where he's published hundreds of Blender micro-lessons and tips. He strongly recommends that you check out his YouTube channel, where he publishes Blender tutorials.
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Materials for the tree

Time to improve your boring gray tree!

Now that you know how materials work, this will be pretty simple:

  1. First, find and open the .blend file where your tree is saved.
  2. Now, select the leaves option. Switch to the Shading tab.
  3. Click the New button at the top of the Shader Editor to make a new material. Name it Leaves. (If there is already a default material there, simply rename that one.)
  4. Now we need to adjust the Principled BSDF node. First, change the Base Color setting to a nice leafy green.
  5. Leave the Metallic value at its default of 0, but raise Roughness to 0.7 or 0.8 so the leaves aren’t too shiny.
Figure 6.6: Node for the Leaves material

Figure 6.6: Node for the Leaves material

That’s all for the Leaves material. Now we need to apply this material to the other leaf objects so all the leaves are the same color. This is easy:

  1. Select any leaf object.
  2. Click the material drop-down menu and choose your new Leaves...
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Samuel Sullins has been a Blender user since he was 15 years old. He's worked as a personal Blender consultant and written numerous Blender articles on Medium. He also writes about Blender on LinkedIn, where he's published hundreds of Blender micro-lessons and tips. He strongly recommends that you check out his YouTube channel, where he publishes Blender tutorials.
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