How to make a PERFECT WHITE background in Blender in 1 Minute 

The Blender world is dangerous out there!

Thanks for the support.

Thank you. Sometimes you just have to drop the facts.

I fucking laughed 😂

He definitely had me at that point. He sounds like Toto Wolf. 😆😆

Sorry man, for some reason youtube tagged this comment as spam and didn't show it. What excactly do you mean? How to render only reflections on a transparent object?

You can still do it in 1 second. Just change the World color to white. But then your scene is extremely bright, to avoid that you have to define back- and foreground somehow.

@@PointCloud yeah...

What do you mean with double shadows? The HDR Sphere is a sphere of emitting light around the scene. If it has multiple bright Spots, it could create multiple shadows.

@@PointCloud my scene doesn’t have any light (i deleted all of them), but when i connect nodes it already makes some shadows. Idk why. And when i connect the environment texture with HDRI it makes one more shadow from the HDRI. HDRI shadows don’t match that first shadow that i had. So, i don’t quite understand how i got this first shadow if i deleted all sources of light.

In EEVEE it works exactly the same. And Workbench has no light at all, so there this is not possible.

@Molly Maltman You have to change the background color in the shader editor (0:25). There is where you actually change the background color. In addition, you can only see the real background color in the "Rendered View". In the upper right corner of the 3D view there are 4 different circles, these represent different views, the rightmost one is the "Rendered View".

Sure

Did you maybe accidentally switched the connections to the mix shader node?

you have to delete the second colour layer - not necessary...and have good lighting too

Well, you need 2 light sources. One for the reflection on the object and the other for the "background". @@heismancobain8255

Yes, that's turning it off basically. This is something like a post-correction of the color, but on "Standard" nothing will change.

I just imported a 360° HDR Sphere image in that Environment Texture node. What do you mean with "messes up my scene"?

@@PointCloud Without the image ( do not know which image you use ) It turns PINKish.

@@kyl2035 Yes, an image node without an image shows just a pink color. If you don't want to use an image for the lighting, you can just use the background shader itself without the image node, and set your color for the lighting there.

That's the first step, create some kind of ground like a plane and enable the "Shadow Catcher" checkbox in the object properties (orange square).

@@PointCloud Ohhh! Thank u so much 😭 everything felt so empty without shadows

@@PointCloud There is no "Shadow Catcher" option under "Visibility" in "Object Properties" in my Blender e.e

@@CaioZenon You need to be in Cycles render engine for that option to appear

@jorge moreno utrilla What do you mean, the settings of the sun-lamp?

@Sam Lin What exactly is the problem with a glass shader when you turn off transparency?

@@PointCloud Well. I tried to reproduce the problem and it's gone. Thanks! Before the glass looked very saturated in color and not transparent.

I just opened another window by dragging the corner of a window.

Sorry, but at least it's only this video. My other videos you can watch with your whole family.

Nothing has changed, it should work perfectly.

@@PointCloud 0:17 I don't have Pixel Filter

I showed that in the cycles render engine. Maybe you are in eevee.

@@PointCloud I changed to Cycles and i'm unchecked transparent and not white the backround.

@@fishy_studios_official can you send me a screenshot of your shader editor in instagram? Because I am 100% sure, that the version is not the problem :D

Indeed

For a white background that's not important, you can just use a white color.

Yes, you have interpreted the prominent accent correctly :D

@@PointCloud jup hat man direkt erkannt ez

@@hamzaa7335 ja gel? Hab ich mir auch so gedacht

Hm, there are many Blender tutorials on RU-vid concerning a white background I guess, and that's just the best way when you want to approach it with the shader. You may not believe me, but I haven't copied this very common technique.