Just discovered this via Blender Nation - it's an addon for Blender (2.79 and/or 2.8) that basically sets up material nodes for you from your choice of over 600 materials and creates the Blender Material for you to add to your model. It's got its own easy to use interface and works more or less like adding a shader in Daz Studio (but with a few extra buttons to choose which maps you want).

Not sure what the forum TOS says about linking to paid content off-site so I'll just say it's at blendermarket.com and currently on the front page (if not, search for Extreme PBR 2.0).

If you want to render in Blender (Cycles or Eevee) but don't get along with the materials nodes, this could help.

Hi SilentWinter The TOS rule on something like this is we can not link to them since there are PBR textures with in the market place you can mention the add-on even review it but no direct linking. I just heard about the this add-on myself and it does look very powerful and it comes with 600 pre-made everyday PBRs which can speed up a work flow think I added it to my wish list. Thank you for sharing the info with the group and not posting the direct link

Groovy.

The developers are continuing to work on this and say that in the future you'll be able to add in your own textures. At which point those PBR textures in the store will be even more attractive.

Speaking of which, is there a department/link that goes to texture resources here so I can browse them? (I'll go look myself but in case I don't find it)

Edit: never mind, there's a nice 'Merchant Resource' department under Marketplace: Departments. That's easy :)

Add your own PBR textures to the tool it self will make this a more appealing add-on. Glad you found the merchant resource link in the market place there are some very good quality resources available I think Blender 2.8 is going to bring add-on development to new levels and will see the market for add-on to grow I have invested in a couple mainly because of 2.8

Thanks for the tip, I am thinking in investing too. Since I am not good at texturing this could come in handy for me :)

yarp posted at 7:55PM Wed, 19 June 2019 - #4353518

Thanks for the tip, I am thinking in investing too. Since I am not good at texturing this could come in handy for me :)

I do think it has potential indeed there is another that is similar called Definitely EEVEE Materials System by Chipp Walters that can also be found on Blender Market and he has some informative You Tube channel as well which you can access Here

Thank you Lobo. So many Blender channels I am adding shortcuts to my "toview" list every single day.

I think I hit over 200 subscribed channels on YouTube lol

Me too but I don't suscribe to channels that easily because I don't to be overwhelmed by Youtube recomandations on just my channels.
So I have side notes on various subjects I am interested in so that Youtube doesn't interfere on what I want to see at a given time.
I am just using a text file for this but it would be great to have thumbnails. Like a catalogue.

yarp posted at 11:09AM Fri, 21 June 2019 - #4353606

Me too but I don't suscribe to channels that easily because I don't to be overwhelmed by Youtube recomandations on just my channels.
So I have side notes on various subjects I am interested in so that Youtube doesn't interfere on what I want to see at a given time.
I am just using a text file for this but it would be great to have thumbnails. Like a catalogue.

I fully understand what you mean but I do actively search daily for Blender stuff since I am the Mod here and I one of the editors on Rendo's Blender FB page so I need daily new content to share and or comment on but it is one way I stay as up to date on Blender's development Thumbnails would be a cool way to catalog all those videos

You've got a new suscriber to the Renderosity FB page :)

yarp posted at 10:03AM Sat, 22 June 2019 - #4354053

You've got a new suscriber to the Renderosity FB page :)

Great and thank you I try and show case our member's art and useful info that I hope helps all