In this tutorial you'll get an overview of the material component that help you to use our UberShader and make your model look good!

1. Controls such as shading mode, gizmo switch, camera selection can be found in the canvas menu.Most of the time texture are not embedded in the file you’ll import. To change that head to the material component.
Material name
Replace material by dropping an existing one from the bin

2. Controls such as shading mode, gizmo switch, camera selection can be found in the canvas menu.
As for models, simply drag and drop textures to the correct channel. In this example the diffuse channel represent the
general colour of your object.

3. Controls such as shading mode, gizmo switch, camera selection can be found in the canvas menu.
Specularity defines the highlights your object will get. You can drop a grayscale texture which will define which areas of
your object should show highlights. The shininess parameter represent how spread your highlights are.
A greyscale texture defining
which area wil show highlights.
The more shiny an object is the smaller its highlight will be.

4. Controls such as shading mode, gizmo switch, camera selection can be found in the canvas menu.
The emissive channel defines the colour that your object will emit as well as the areas that should emit light (in this
example the astronauts as a couple of light in his belt and helmet).

5. Controls such as shading mode, gizmo switch, camera selection can be found in the canvas menu.
Your object can reflect the current skybox/background color or a specific environment if you drop a texture. By adjusting
the fresnel parameter you will 'limit' the reflection to the edge of the model (great for backlighting).

6. Controls such as shading mode, gizmo switch, camera selection can be found in the canvas menu.
If you need more control over your texture click on the edit button located near each texture slots.
Note that the diffuse channel control the repetition and offset of all textures channels.