download the last version for windows MatEditor

Download the last version for windows MatEditor download#

LOD fading does not work properly for materials generated from graphs. Object’s wireframe is not rendered on materials generated from graphs.

Issues with the Delete key when editing port adapters (swizzles), use Backspace instead.ĭivision by zero does not raise an error when a value is passed to the divisor port via an adapter (swizzle) containing a variable. Quick double-click on an *.mgraph asset opens the Material Editor and triggers a rename operation. Modifications made to subgraphs are not reflected in material graphs that use them, you’ll have to close the Material Editor and reopen it again.Ĭloning nodes creates copies having the same names, to ensure proper graph functioning you have to change names manually. Incorrect mouse positioning when connecting an edge to a port adapter may lead to building up a chain of adapters (swizzles). Names assigned via the Material Editor (for nodes, ports, etc.) cannot contain spaces, this may lead to shader compilation errors, and the material won’t be rendered. Material Editor is available only for RELEASE binaries.Ĭrash on connecting an edge from any node to the Destruct node.Ĭrash on an attempt to set a new value to a swizzle via the Selection window.Ĭrash on an attempt to save a currently opened material graph, after deleting the corresponding *.mgraph asset in the Asset Browser.Ĭrash on generating material from an *.mgraph asset stored in a read-only mount.Ĭrash on saving a graph containing more than one Final Material node. Here is a quick video guide through all the steps listed above:

For your convenience, we have also prepared a special section in the documentation explaining key aspects and giving a brief description for each of the samples. Now you're ready to start exploring the new Material Editor, open worlds and check out all the samples. Open your project in the UnigineEditor and use the Asset Browser to locate the material_editor_samples folder in your project's data folder. Once the samples pack is downloaded, create a new project and unpack the contents of the ZIP-archive to the data folder of your new project.

Download the last version for windows MatEditor download#

Make this SDK default by clicking the Make Default button.įollow the link below to download the materials samples pack (as a ZIP-archive): Go to the Products tab, click Add Installed, then browse to the location of the unpacked SDK and click Select Folder. Once the SDK ZIP-archive is downloaded, unpack its contents to any location on your computer. Downloading of the experimental SDK build will start automatically. If you want to try out the new Material Editor ( Community edition):Ĭlick the SDK download link below. The UI may change, but the workflow shall remain the same. The production version of the node-based Material Editor is expected in one of the upcoming SDK releases, but not in 2.14. We appreciate any feedback regarding the functionality, feature-completeness, ease of use of the new tool - together we can make the future production version better! The experimental build includes a pack of material graph samples created using the new Material Editor to give you a quick overview and demonstrate its features and capabilities. We have released an experimental SDK build to demonstrate work in progress on the new node-based Material Editor that enables you to create your own materials visually without writing a single line of code.