Materials Part 1 UE5
A handful of old materials.
Marble / Granite - For Ancient Stonework
Marble / Granite - For Ancient Stonework
Blackhole Material (Complete)
Black Dot Material
Distortion Material
Black Dot & Distortion Materials
Simple Planet Atmosphere Mat
Colour Change Material - Good for metal & planets
Colour Change Material - Good for metal & planets
Fire Mat
Fire Mat
Wire Frame Mat
Tron Material - Boxes
Tron Material - Boxes
Adjustable Noise Shader
Basic Metallic Mat
Invisible Material - To hide object
Glass Material
Old Skool Planet Atmosphere
- Venus Atmosphere Texture & just the same Random noise textures. Less opacity for a light haze/dust effect for planets, more for this older stylized effect.
Happy Accident, This stylized planet haze looks quite nice. Also if you use the correct opacity it gives a more detailed slight dust swept look to desert planets. https://www.solarsystemscope.com/textures/ Venus atmosphere, tiling Is from engine content.
Original Venus Material
Basic Glow Material - Probably the first material you learn.
Lava Lamp Material V2.0
- Works better going downwards than upwards.
Swirl Material V1
Swirl Texture
Swirl Texture
Swirl Material V2 (Ribbon - Niagara)
Blend Texture - Not great for all instances.
Niagara Snow Material, I also use it to make light dust snow cover on meshes.
"2nd Mesh Snow Cover Material"
Snow, Sand, Moss On Top Material (Z-Up Material)
Snow, Sand, Moss On Top Material (Z-Up Material)
Snow, Sand, Moss Crack/Gap Filling Material
Snow, Sand, Moss Crack/Gap Filling Material. Or the Phillip McCracken Material.
Obsidian - Bit of a cheat making this material as its simple & easy. Limited use so that is a good thing.
Obsidian - Bit of a cheat making this material as its simple & easy
Detailed Texturing - One of the best & more useful nodes
Detailed Texturing
Detailed Texturing + tint.