How to Make a Double Sided Material Shader in BLENDER 3D
How to Make a Two-Sided Texture in Blender?
In this Blender tutorial, we will create a material with one texture on the front and a different texture on the back. The two-sided material will show one of the materials on the front of every face of an object it's applied to and a second material on the back side of each face.
We will create the double-sided material using two materials and mixing them together with a Mix Shader Node. Then we'll use the Geometry Node to tell the Mix Shader to put one shader on the front and one on the back.
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At the end of the video we will discuss mixing the displacement maps so the material can have a different displacement on each side of an object's face. The concept of "backfacing" is what allows us to do this easily with the Geometry Node and a Mix Shader Node.
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