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Learn how to create a 3D Oreo in Blender 4.3 with this easy-to-follow tutorial by PIXXO 3D. In this video, Pixxo introduces a different approach to achieving displacement directly within the material setup, rather than using a displacement modifier.

Key Steps:

• Resource Preparation:

• Download and convert the Oreo SVG to a JPEG format.

• Modeling the Oreo:

• Create a circle and extrude it to form the base of the Oreo.

• Apply a subdivision surface modifier for smoother geometry.

• Material Setup:

• Switch to the Cycles render engine.

• Create a new material and use the displacement node within the material setup.

• Import the Oreo JPEG as an image texture to drive the displacement.

• Adding Details:

• Use a noise texture and color ramp to add realistic details and bump mapping.

• Adjust the material settings for better rendering.

• Final Assembly:

• Duplicate the Oreo layers to create the sandwich effect.

• Add cream filling and adjust the lighting for a polished look.

By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to use displacement nodes within materials and enhance your texturing skills in Blender.

Watch the full tutorial here.

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