Once a Smart Material has been attached to the layer you can edit it with the Smart Material editor and it will auto update on the mesh after you save your edited Smart Material. There is no name given but the preview is fairly large. Hover your mouse over the icon in the layer and a larger preview will appear. You can only attach one Shader per layer. Now if you select another layer and then re-select the layer with the attached Smart Material it will be highlighted in the Shaders Panel. It will show a small icon in the layer of the Smart material.

Panel and selecting either the “Add new folder” or “Add existing folder” options.

New Material Folders can be created or loaded by pressing the small “Down Arrow” at the top right of the Material

The thumbnail image of each new material is created based upon which texture image you select for that Material’s “Color” channel. New Materials can be added to an existing Smart Materials Folder simply by clicking on the large “+” icon in the Material Panel. These materials consist of multiple parameters to achieve realistic, or physically accurate results. Smart Materials allow you to create and paint with Physically Based Rendering Smart Materials. If no Material is selected, (disable the use of Materials by clicking the large “X” in the Materials Panel), then each Paint Channel will respond based upon which Brush Alpha has been selected. All 3 Paint Channels, when enabled, will react with any Material that is currently selected from the Materials Panel.Įvery Material can contain a separate texture for each of its channels: Color, Depth and Glossiness.

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