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- Thread starter Meshman
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copy the .c3dmat file(s) to ~/Library/Application Support/Cheetah3D/Materials
you can organize in sub-folders as you like but you have to restart C3D in order to see the new added material(s) in Cheetah...
maybe Martin could add an "import material" option in the material tab in the future...?
cheers,
A
Mine show up if I just open a new file Alessandro. I don't have to restart C3D.
Give it a try.
Erin
To be honest I´d prefer a simple "xyz-material.jas" file - just because you can evaluate it and save if you want to pretty easy - instead of digging through the system hierarchy. I miss "delete mat from library" option more badly.
Cheers
Frank
To be honest I´d prefer a simple "xyz-material.jas" file - just because you can evaluate it and save if you want to pretty easy - instead of digging through the system hierarchy. I miss "delete mat from library" option more badly.
Cheers
Frank
that's the good-old-4.x-times trick, no? a "delete mat" option could be a nice add-on too :icon_thumbup:
cheers,
Alessandro
Agreed. +1I miss "delete mat from library" option more badly.
what if a double-click on xyz.c3dmat could open a new empty project in C3D with the new shader in the material tag... ready to be saved in the library?
archie
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i agree with frank, we better had provided the textures in here as jas files.
so now for adding one to an open project you have to download the c3dmat and put it into the aforementioned library folder, then open a new project where you can load it, then copy paste into your first one.
my c3dmat collection can be downloaded here btw.
- archie
so now for adding one to an open project you have to download the c3dmat and put it into the aforementioned library folder, then open a new project where you can load it, then copy paste into your first one.
my c3dmat collection can be downloaded here btw.
- archie
I see your point, Frank. I'm just wondering why a .c3dmat file (with a nice c3d icon) cannot be opened with Cheetah3D.app... directly
side note: for those who *really* speak english... should I have said "cannot be open" or "cannot be opened?") just curious...
cheers,
A
I see your point, Frank. I'm just wondering why a .c3dmat file (with a nice c3d icon) cannot be opened with Cheetah3D.app... directly
side note: for those who *really* speak english... should I have said "cannot be open" or "cannot be opened?") just curious...
cheers,
A
Please, anyone correct me if I'm wrong but I believe it's as this.....
If you're referring to an action (which I believe you are-as in 'you can't open the file', then using 'opened' is correct. If you want to refer to the 'state' of the door, as in 'it's open, closed or ajar' then you would use open. Don't even ask me why you need to use 'closed' in this case though. The english language is ridiculous really. I'm always amazed at how well some people pick it up as a second language.
Erin
- Download plugin
- Put it in Library/Services
- Rightclick on Material
- Save Material
- Success
- Put it in Library/Services
- Rightclick on Material
- Save Material
- Success
archie
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And don't let me even get started on shut.
Novus
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Thank you archie for this collection of materials! :icon_thumbup::icon_thumbup::icon_thumbup:
Novus