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Hello everyone,
I’m having some trouble trying to apply custom texture to cloned object.
Does anyone come up with solution how to do that?Additionally, I have noticed that puzzle:
replace texture in material works globally, it changes texture in all materials with same naming.The idea I had was to assign different material and later on change its texture. But since it changes texture in all materials, I won’t manage to achieve desired result.
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Could you share example how to clone material and not an object?
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But you’ll have to use a new texture image in
.ktx2format. Non-compressed texture image will be replaced in ALL materials using this image.For example, you have three material using the same texture
white.jpg. If you try to replacewhite.jpgwithblack.jpgin the second material you’ll replace textures in all materials. But if you replacewhite.jpgwithblack.ktx2then it will affect only the second material.Puzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.
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Hello again,
I have tried your method but for some reason I’m getting an error.
Mainly because object.material – undefiendBut if I use getObjectMaterial puzzle it Finds the material.
Maybe you have clue what is causing this?
‘Bot’ is a Group of meshes (a multi-material mesh). Groups don’t have materials. If the material to clone is on the first place in the list of material then add this string
object = object.resolveMultiMaterial()[0];and replace
const objectbylet object
But if I use getObjectMaterial puzzle it Finds the material.
this puzzle returns the first sub-mesh material’s name.
Puzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.
If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of the meaning at all.
Hello again,
I have noticed that this method only works for glTF.2 materials.
Maybe you know if there is a work around it?I have noticed strange thing about *object.material.map.name*
It shows same name even after texture been changed.
Maybe that’s exactly why you told to use .ktx2?Attachments:
I have noticed that this method only works for glTF.2 materials.
it should works with all materials. but it doesn’t ))) the script only clones a material and gives a new name to it. nothing else. all the rest is done by the standard
replaceTexturefunction.I have noticed strange thing about *object.material.map.name*
It shows same name even after texture been changed.the
replaceTexturefunction doesn’t change the texture’s name. It replaces the texture’s image only. The name always remains the same. And this function won’t allow you to replace a non-compressed texture by a non-compressed texture only in one material. It’s possible but it needs thereplaceTexturefunction to be re-worked significantly…Looks like node materials are more complicated that it was expected
Puzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.
If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of the meaning at all.
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