How to Add TRANSPARENCY to Textures in Blender!

Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below! :)

aa Thank you so much for this. :D

Material properties -> Settings -> Alpha hashed

Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!

this guy looks like tony hawk and david portnoy combined

Thank you so much!

Thank you

You're a life saver, thank you! So easy, but never would have guessed

Thx bro, now I can make PEAK fire textures. But one more thing, the textures look dimmer on one side of the plane than the other, how do I fix that?

Well that's annoying (the steps, not the tutorial). Isn't there some simpler way, like in 2.79, to simply have the alpha in my image applied to the material?

Thanks for your video, but I can’t export fbx format with this transparency, what setting do I need to change ?

Short and straight to the point, awesome video, thank you!

Thanks bo, this is just what i needed to finish my project, great tutorial.

Great tutorial, thanks. I had a TARGA image with an alpha channel, but it didn't show transparency. To those with the same problem as me, all I had to do was plug the image's alpha channel into Principled BSDF's alpha channel and change the blend mode from Opaque to Alpha Clip in the Material Properties' Settings.

Thank you, the Blend Mode was exactly what I needed to make hair textures transparent.

Perfect thanks!

Once again you save the day! I am rushing to get a project done, and keep getting stuck on things that should be simple.

I've followed half a dozen tutorials, and googled answers on this for about an hour. You are the first person who happened to mention Blend Mode: Alpha Clip! I knew it was something like that but had no idea where to look.

Thank you so much!!!

Thanks

Straight forward solution, thank you

Say if I did this same process for making a window, how can I add thickness where it’s white in the opacity. Like if I do this on a square it doesn’t map it as an enclosed fill where it’s black, but makes the inside face transparent too.

This helped me with a Minecraft skin that had transparent pixels that were rendering as black pixels

damn you're the best thanks for your tutorials it worked like charm

ive been through multiple tutorials and none of them ever mentioned an opacity map. this worked thanks

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Thank you for this tutorial. 🌞 Apha clip is just what I needed for making the sky above an image of a wall with a pointed roof transparent.

shared with a friend! GREAT TUTORIAL!

What if it's the opposite where the mesh is a different shape then a shape in the texture? I have a hair mesh on a creature and its made up of squares. I need to be able to apply my hair texture but get rid of the blocky square look that the mesh has.

so, what if the texture already is transparent, but changes the transparent stuff black when materials are shown?

How would I do this if my image does not have transparency channel to it? Also, what do I do if the transparent part is not colored black? Like for instance, it's blue? Sorry for my english.

Great video !!! I got one question, how do u get an opacity map for any picture u want ? can u create it somehow ?

Awesome tutorial

Fastes way to make leaves with alpha --- make alpha picture from leaves in GIMP.

It's not the first time: you've been a real life saver today for me! Thank you so much!!!

Thank you. I was trying to follow an old tutorial and couldn't figure how to use the Alpha properly (I was using a mix shader). This made things much easier.

Thank you! I´m so new to Blender. This´ll help me a lot.

Holy crap, I've been trying to get rid of the black for days!! Why is it set to Opaque? It seems to do nothing. Thanks for your help! What about Shadow Mode Opaue?

love the tutorial, but he looks like mark zuccerberg with a beard

what why is there no wassap guys

thank you so much for the tutorial !

holy shit this was useful to me. thanks for making the video!

Would this work if I wanted to make 2d eyes on a 3d surface?

Awesome, thanks dude, respect

Thanks for the amazing content! It's helped me solving the opacity map and the blend mode problems I've been having!

This is so close to what I'm looking for so maybe you can help figure out the rest of this! What I'm trying to do is make parts of a shader transparent and other parts not. I'll try to explain it.... Basically take a voronoi texture, run it through a color ramp, change the mode to "constant" so there's only 2 colors. And one of the colors, I want to be transparent. Can this be done?

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Thanks man being cry over this for 2days😂

what if i wanna bring it to unreal engine.? should i bake the leaf.?

where is transperncy textuer !