In this third part of our series, we’ll explore Creative Experience: Transforming Appearances with Material Change. This tool empowers you to modify the materials of 3D models, enabling a visually distinctive and dynamic transformation of your designs. By offering a seamless way to quickly change and customize materials, it enhances the design process, making it easier to experiment with different textures, finishes, and visual effects. Whether you’re looking to create realistic renders or emphasize specific design features, this tool ensures a high level of creative flexibility, enriching the overall design experience.
I created a 2D Text by right-clicking on the 2D section in the Project Panel. The reason I chose this button is that it includes the coloring option.
I named the text box I created BLUE, set the font color to white, and the background color to blue. Then, I duplicated this 2D text box and customized it for the red color.
I am duplicating the material named Blue, which I used for the Cover and Main Body of the microwave model.
I set the material’s color to red using the Base Color option.
The scenario we created here means that every time I click the RED button, it applies the Red material to the Door Frame A component And to the Main Body A component. The conjunction ‘AND’ here signifies that both conditions must be fulfilled.
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