

For example the way unity terrain allows blending of multiple textures on top of each other with soft blending across polygons. you want to paint multiple materials (or multiple textures) onto the same polygon. This allows you to select a filter name from a list of incoming geometry objects.Ok I think I understand now. You can type the filter name directly into this field or use the choose button to select a filter name from a list of incoming geometry objects. The filter name to use to determine which objects the material is applied to. This control is only available when filter is set to name.
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Sets how to filter the incoming geometry objects to determine which objects the material is applied to: The only nodes that add this attribute are ModelBuilder and ReadGeo (when reading in an Alembic and USD files), but third-party plug-ins can add it too. Note:For name to work, the geometry has to have a name attribute.

name - only apply the material to incoming geometry objects that match the filter name settings.all - apply the material to all incoming geometry objects.Select the geometry objects to which the material is applied: This control is independent from the display selection, but has the same settings. When disabled, points cannot be selected or changed. When enabled, you can make selections as normal in the Viewer. unchanged - doesn't change the object's display mode.
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textured + wireframe - displays the wireframe plus the surface texture.textured - displays only the surface texture.solid + wireframe - displays the geometry as solid color with the object’s geometry outlines.solid - displays all geometry with a solid color.wireframe - displays only the outlines of the object’s geometry.These settings don’t affect the render output of the scene these are for display purposes only in the 3D Viewer. The material you want to apply to your 3D object, for example, a BasicMaterial node.Īdjust the display characteristics of the 3D object. If you want to apply the same material to several objects, you can also connect a MergeGeo node here. The 3D geometry object to which you want to apply a material. For example, you can use this node to apply a global material to several merged objects (note that this overrides any individual materials applied to the geometry before it was merged). Apply a material from the mat input to your 3D object(s).
