Easy Gradient Backgrounds to make your Blender renders POP - Blender Quick Tips

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Blender renders look better with the right scene. This Blender tutorial explains how you can quickly create a gradient backdrop in Blender for your renders. You'd be surprised to learn that all that you need is to create a bevelled plane in Blender, then use Blender shader nodes to create the gradient texture. Nothing fancy, just good old Blender materials.
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[@HardflipTheHorse]

Holy Fuck i got to try this rn

[@RevolutionReasource]

Nice! What’s the shortcut for adding those mapping nodes? Do I have to enable an addon for this?

[@BlackoutCreatively]

Ctrl T just enable node wrangler in the addons

[@jakehenderson6302]

Thanks for the tutorial, deffinatly gonna come in handy, but can I ask why rotate the plane then extrude instead of just extruding from a different edge?

[@BlackoutCreatively]

Hi, thanks for your question. When you make a plane it is flat and facing up and you need it flat so you rotate the plane so it becomes a floor. It makes it easier to position than extruding forwards but as long as the end result is how oyu want it, then it doesnt matter too much :)

[@FactBlitzkrieg]

Create more videos related to blender... ❤

[@tipcentric]

Great tip!

[@kaveerbramdav7158]

How did you join the 3 planes to make a curve?

[@BlackoutCreatively]

with the plane you can extrude the edge. edge select mode 2. click edge. press e. press z to constrain to z axis. then once its the right height, click the join and ctrl+b to bevel. mouse wheel to add more cuts. :)

[@BuzzInsights]

Guys remember to add on Node Wrangler or you want get anywhere

[@RazsterTW]

Thank you, this is all I needed and I keep forgetting that there is a gradient texture node...

[@mp4.format]

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[@TiMoni-bro]

OMG!! Thanks