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    Create a new material from textur

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    • H Offline
      hvanessen
      last edited by

      Hi guys,

      When i have a very nice texture, wich i want to use often in different projects, i want it to make a material. So i only have to use the paintbucket tool and select it.

      Is there a way to convert a texture into a SU material ?

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        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        Use
        File > Import
        select type as say .png or .jpg
        on the right side there's now an extra option - ' import as texture' - tick it.
        It becomes a new material directly.
        Once you are happy with the material' settings [ Materials Browser > Model-tab > Edit etc to get the image's scale, colorizing etc right] you can also save it for direct use later in other models...
        Materials Browser > Model-tab, right-click context-menu > Save as - this let's you make a ' skm' file of it, saved somewhere in your Materials folder, which you can then use directly as a Material from the Browser in any other models, keeping those same settings...
        πŸ€“

        TIG

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          hvanessen
          last edited by

          TIG,

          From me to you πŸ‘ because your solution has workt perfectly. Now i can manege my over more than 1000 textures.

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