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Edit material properties - Dimension Tutorial
From the course: Adobe Dimension Essential Training: The Basics
Edit material properties
- [Instructor] It's time to fill the glass bottles with olive oil. We'll do this by refining the material properties. Olive oil typically comes thick green glass container to protect the oil from light contamination. And we can create this look and dimension by modifying just a couple of the properties. First, let's take a look at the color of the glass material. I'll get to that by double-clicking on the front model and then selecting glass in the scene panel. Here in the properties, you see the base color is set to white. I'll click on that, which brings up the color picker. In the color picker panel, you have different color model options here. I'm going to leave it on RGB and just pick a green color. We'll just dial in a green and see how that looks. I can use the escape key or click on the color chip here to close that window out. Next, we'll scroll down through the properties panel and we'll see that there's a number…
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Add a 2D background image3m 15s
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Add and position 3D models4m 57s
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Add materials to models2m 11s
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Add brand graphics to models4m 35s
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Group and duplicate models2m 41s
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Work with graphics artboards2m 1s
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Edit material properties5m 11s
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Light the product shot1m 56s
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Working with camera views2m 31s
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Focus point and final render3m 48s
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Edit in Photoshop2m 25s
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