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New Apply Shaders tool
Visualization
Painting
New Diagnostic Shading
presets
The Diagnostic
Shading section of the Modeling control
panel has been renamed to Shading and
four new environment and shading preset buttons have been added
to it—three Visual State buttons and one File
State button. Click these buttons to turn on hardware
shading and shade the model using the environment and shading settings
associated with each button.
You can change the settings
associated with each of these buttons.
The settings for Visual
State buttons 1, 2 and 3 are stored with your user
preferences.
The settings for the
last active environment are stored with the fourth button, the File State button, when you save your
file. The settings are saved with the file, so anyone opening the
file can set the environment to your last active environment using
the File State button.
To turn on hardware
shading and apply a preset enviroment
- Click a Visual State or File
State button. The hardware and environment settings associated
with the clicked button are applied to the model and the Visual
State controls for the button display in the control panel.
To change settings
for Visual State buttons 1 - 3
- Click the button for the Visual
State preset you want to change. The Visual State controls
for the button display.
- Click Shade Settings and
adjust the hardware shading settings in the Hardware Shade dialog
box.
- Click Enviroment Editor and
adjust the environment settings in the Environment Editor.
- To save your changes, click Save
To Prefs.
To change settings
for the File State button
- Click the button for the File
State. The File State controls for the button display.
- Click Shade Settings and
adjust the hardware shading settings in the Hardware Shade dialog
box.
- Click Enviroment Editor and
adjust the environment settings in the Environment Editor.
- Save the file.
To turn off hardware
shading
- Click the Shading Off
diagnostic shade button.