Blender | How to Add Texture in Blender

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Adding texture to objects in Blender involves several steps. Here&a basic guide on how to add texture to an object in Blender: Open Blender: Launch Blender and open your project or create a new one. Make sure you have an object you want to apply a texture to. Select the Object: In the 3D Viewport, select the object to which you want to add the texture. Go to the Shading Workspace: To work with textures, switch to the "Shading" workspace. You can find this workspace in the top menu bar of the main Blender window. It&the one that looks like a shader icon. Add a Material: In the Shader Editor, you should see a default Principled BSDF shader connected to the Material Output. If you don&see it, click the "New" button in the "Material Properties" panel to create a new material for your object. Add a Texture Node: In the Shader Editor, press the "Shift + A" keys and select "Texture" and then select "Image Texture" to add an Image Texture node. This node represents the texture you want to apply to your object. Open or Create an Image: Click on the Image Texture node, and in the "Image" section of the node properties, click the "Open" button to load an existing image as your texture. Alternatively, you can create a new image by clicking the "New" button and specifying its properties. Connect the Texture Node: Connect the "Color" output of the Image Texture node to the "Base Color" input of the Principled BSDF shader. This links the texture to the object&color. Mapping the...

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