Blend Materials

Updated: 12 May 2025

Mix multiple materials together into one material.

Method #

This node allows the combination of various materials to form one complex blended material. An input image or Shading node can then be used to control transitions and blends between materials based on the value of the mask source.

The output material can be applied to any node which accepts a material input, such as 3D Objects, Particle Trails, or a Procedural Raytracer.

Parameters

Material Blending

Parameter	Details
Alpha	Value to blend through the input materials.

Material

Parameter	Details
BSDF	TBC
Material Blending	TBC
Alpha	TBC
Material	TBC
Use Displacement	TBC Off : TBC On : TBC
Ambient Occlusion	TBC Off : TBC On : TBC
Textures	TBC
Alpha Map	TBC
UV Texture Filter Mode	TBC Point : TBC Bilinear : TBC Anisotropic : TBC Bicubic : TBC Oversampling : TBC
Texture Mip Bias	TBC
UVs	TBC
Alpha Map UV	TBC UV 1 : TBC UV 2 : TBC UV 3 : TBC UV 4 : TBC
UV Scale X	TBC
UV Scale Y	TBC
UV Offset X	TBC
UV Offset Y	TBC
Texture Wrap Mode U	TBC Repeat : TBC Clamp : TBC Border With Black : TBC Mirror : TBC
Texture Wrap Mode V	TBC Repeat : TBC Clamp : TBC Border With Black : TBC Mirror : TBC
UV Remap Filtering	TBC
Lighting	TBC
Lit	TBC
Shadows	TBC Cast + Receive : TBC Cast : TBC Receive : TBC Off : TBC
Raytracing Settings	TBC Use Global Settings : TBC Override : TBC
Max. Diffuse Depth	TBC
Max. Glossy Depth	TBC
Max. Refraction Depth	TBC
Geometry	TBC
Polygon Sidedness	TBC Front : TBC Back : TBC Double Sided : TBC
Flip Polygons	TBC
Smoothing Angle	TBC
Wireframe	TBC
FX	TBC

Inputs

Name	Description	Typical Input
Materials	Input for materials that you want to blend.	Material