shorejae.blogg.se - Texture blender trees

If you’re currently editing shader nodes and you click on a compositing node group, you will be switched to the compositing node tree first and will need to click on the group again in order to open it. Lists all the node groups, including both shader node groups and compositing node groups (separated by a short gap).Ĭlicking on one of the groups will open it up and allow you to edit the nodes inside without actually adding the group node anywhere.

0-User Materials – Show materials that have no users (those that will be deleted when Blender is closed).

Requires Selected Objects Only to be disabled.

All Scenes – Show materials from all scenes, not just the current one.

Take note that if All Scenes is off, materials on visible layers of other scenes will be shown too.

Visible Layers Only – Only show materials that are assigned to objects that are on one of the visible layers.

Selected Objects Only – Only show materials that are assigned to selected objects, otherwise all materials in the current scene are shown.

Click on a name to switch to the nodes for that material. Lists all the materials according to the options below. There are multiple sources of node trees in Blender, namely:īy clicking on one of the listed items, the Node Editor will switch to that tree and select the related objects.

Yep, that’s it ? Greg Zaal Documentation Trees

All it is is a list of materials (and lights and compositing trees) in the toolbar of the Node Editor.Ĭlicking on an item will switch the Node Editor to that material/lamp/compositing tree.