ok How about a material editor.

Klyde · 12th April 2008, 07:48 PM

Ok maybe I am spoiled by VrmlPad, it has an material editor to set the base material of an object. This has led me to use very little textures in my vrml objects. Now once an object is imported to vrml then I can set the trasparency node (0-100%), This ability would be great in ac3d, I see that you can change the ambient, emissive, spectacular, and shine in the settings, and of course the base color in the editor itself, but not the trasparency. Then again maybe I am wrong, is there a way to set the trasparency in AC3D?

12th April 2008, 07:48 PM	#1
Klyde Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: USA Posts: 227	ok How about a material editor. Ok maybe I am spoiled by VrmlPad, it has an material editor to set the base material of an object. This has led me to use very little textures in my vrml objects. Now once an object is imported to vrml then I can set the trasparency node (0-100%), This ability would be great in ac3d, I see that you can change the ambient, emissive, spectacular, and shine in the settings, and of course the base color in the editor itself, but not the trasparency. Then again maybe I am wrong, is there a way to set the trasparency in AC3D? __________________ VR is the future, The future is NOW!!.