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Creating random splatters on a material in Blender is a technique used to add realistic detail and visual interest to 3D models. These splatters can simulate paint, dirt, rust, or any other type of surface imperfection, enhancing the realism of the rendered image.

The process involves using Blender’s particle system to distribute a set of randomly generated particles (splatters) across the surface of the material. The size, shape, and color of the splatters can be customized to achieve the desired effect. This technique is particularly useful for creating weathered or worn-out surfaces, adding depth and character to the model.

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A skybox is a 3D cube that surrounds the scene in a 3D environment. It’s used to create the illusion of a distant background, such as a sky or a landscape. In Blender, you can create a skybox by adding a World node to your scene and then selecting the Skybox tab. From here, you can choose a texture to use for your skybox and adjust the settings to control its size, rotation, and other properties.

Skyboxes are an important part of creating realistic and immersive 3D environments. They can help to add depth and context to a scene, and they can also be used to create specific moods or atmospheres. For example, a skybox with a bright blue sky and fluffy white clouds can create a sense of peace and tranquility, while a skybox with a stormy sky and dark clouds can create a sense of drama and suspense.

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