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Material Node Types

Initially, setting up material nodes is the same as setting up materials in the Material tab of the project panel. But with the Material Graph you can set up much more advanced materials using a combination of nodes. One thing you can do is add multiple bump textures to your material using Utility nodes.

Last updated 3 August 2026

Initially, setting up material nodes is the same as setting up materials in the Material tab of the project panel. But with the Material Graph you can set up much more advanced materials using a combination of nodes. One thing you can do is add multiple bump textures to your material using Utility nodes.

All Material Types are covered in our Materials section:

Advanced

The Advanced material is the most versatile of all KeyShot Studio material types. There are more parameters in this material than in any other. With this variety of parameters, materials such as metals, plastics, transparent or cloudy plastics, glass, leathers and diffuse materials can all be created from this singl...

Materials

Advanced Materials

Materials

Animation Node Types

The Animation nodes are unique in that they allow you to create changing parameters of your materials. When you add an Animation node to your material, it will automatically be added to the animation timeline as well.

Materials

Anisotropic

The Anisotropic material type gives you advanced control over the highlights on the material surface. On other material types that have a single “Roughness” slider, increasing this value causes the highlights on the surface spread out evenly in all directions. Anisotropic gives you control over the highlight shape b...

Materials

Area Light

The power of the light can be controlled in either Watt, Lumen or Lux. Lumen or Lux are recommended for best results. The choice between Lumen or Lux depends on the preferred workflow.

Materials