🔧Metallic Materials

Explore the immensity of BlendShot, the most complete metal library you can imagine!

You'll find more than 100 metals, each one with its precise HEX code, to meet your creative need.

From the preciousness of shimmering gold to the lived-in appeal of brushed aluminum, BlendShot offers you an unparalleled range:

Precious Metals: Gold, silver, platinum and more to add a touch of sophistication to your projects.
Industrial metals: Steel, iron, copper and aluminum, for a modern and durable look.
Exotic metals: Titanium, bronze, brass and even special alloys to give a unique touch to your creations.
Brushed metals: Brushed aluminum, steel and copper for a worn and authentic effect.

And that's not all!

BlendShot also offers you:

Full customization: Change the colors, shine and roughness of metals to perfectly match your style.
Ease of use: BlendShot is designed to be intuitive and easy to use, even for beginners.

Materials marked with *(UV)* need UV coordinates to be applied correctly to your model. UV coordinates define the location and orientation of the texture on the model.

Available Metals (more coming soon):

📷 Lets See

Some macro renderings of materials

A macro image of the Brushed Nickel

A macro image of the hammered Brass

😶‍🌫️ Geo Nodes!

I wanted to experiment with the potential of Geo Nodes by creating procedural golden spheres that fit perfectly into any mesh, just like in Keyshot!

This is just an initial experiment, but if you like this type of content and would like to see more, please feel free to let me know!

How do they work?

Spheres are procedurally generated using Geo Nodes, a powerful tool within Blender that allows you to create complex geometries in a flexible and customizable way.

In this case, the spheres automatically adapt to the surface of the mesh to which they are applied, taking on its shape and following its curvatures.

Why use them.

Procedural gold spheres can be used to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your 3D models.

They are perfect for decorating objects, creating jewelry, or simply to give a richer, more detailed look to your scenes.