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Duarte Farrajota Ramos ♦
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not really a professional question but i figured i would ask. how do you get your objects to look like that? is it an addon/plugin/shader/a setting you change? tried searching for an ambient occlusion shader or something but came up with nothing. i was watching this blender tutorial and the guy had it set up like this and i really want to get it too. He just added a cube and it automatically appeared like this.

How do you get your objects to look like that? is it an addon/plugin/shader/a setting you change?

link for the tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x2e1Jxtf0k&t=155s (so you can see)screenshot Tried searching for an ambient occlusion shader or something but came up with nothing.

I was watching this Blender tutorial and the guy had it set up like this and I really want to get it too.

He just added a cube and it automatically appeared like this.

screenshot**

not really a professional question but i figured i would ask. how do you get your objects to look like that? is it an addon/plugin/shader/a setting you change? tried searching for an ambient occlusion shader or something but came up with nothing. i was watching this blender tutorial and the guy had it set up like this and i really want to get it too. He just added a cube and it automatically appeared like this.

link for the tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x2e1Jxtf0k&t=155s (so you can see)screenshot

How do you get your objects to look like that? is it an addon/plugin/shader/a setting you change?

Tried searching for an ambient occlusion shader or something but came up with nothing.

I was watching this Blender tutorial and the guy had it set up like this and I really want to get it too.

He just added a cube and it automatically appeared like this.

screenshot**

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How do I achieve this look for the viewport?

not really a professional question but i figured i would ask. how do you get your objects to look like that? is it an addon/plugin/shader/a setting you change? tried searching for an ambient occlusion shader or something but came up with nothing. i was watching this blender tutorial and the guy had it set up like this and i really want to get it too. He just added a cube and it automatically appeared like this.

link for the tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x2e1Jxtf0k&t=155s (so you can see)screenshot