Save / organize custom materials

Hello [ Customer Name ],

The best way to organize your modified and imported materials would be to save it to "My library"

Here's an example:

Then you'll find it in "My Materials" that you can find on the Material's Root:

Finally, it can be a good thing to organize the "My Materials" folder by adding few subfolder and drop the materials in these. Then, you'll also be able to easily find the modified (or imported) custom Materials that you did with the search field.

Bonjour,

La meilleure façon de le faire serait de le sauvegarder dans "Ma bibliothèque".

Voici un exemple :

La première étape est d'ajouté le matériau à sa librairie :

Ensuite, vous le trouverez dans "Mes Matériaux" que vous pouvez trouver sur la Racine des Matériaux.

Enfin, ce peut être une bonne idée d'organiser le dossier "Mes Matériaux" en ajoutant quelques sous-dossiers et en y glissant les matériaux. Ainsi, vous pourrez retrouver facilement les matériaux personnalisés modifiés (ou importés) que vous avez créés, entre autre, avec l'utilisation de la barre de recherche.

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