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Autodesk Inventor Update 1 - incl. Autodesk Inventor Service pack 1 - incl. Autodesk Inventor Service pack 2 - incl. Suites, bit incl. The Material and Appearance libraries are a collection of material and appearance definitions. Some libraries are installed with Autodesk products, and you can create custom libraries. Multiple products share material and appearance libraries. A unified source of material and appearance definitions provides more consistent visualization, material usage, and analysis, and improves quality control.

Each product limits its own usage of the assets. The following example illustrates how you can use the same material in multiple products. The Material and Appearance libraries are a collection of material and appearance definitions. Some libraries are installed with Autodesk products, others are user created. You can create libraries to organize the materials and appearances you want available for use.

Libraries supplied with the products are locked, and when listed in the browsers, an icon indicates their condition. You can copy locked library content into a custom library where you can edit and modify it. Materials are a combination of different types of property sets referred to as assets.

Inventor materials utilize two assets; physical, and appearance. Together, the two assets make up an Inventor material definition. Materials are assigned to parts. Physical properties provide information about material composition that is used for simulation, analysis, and to determine iProperties such as mass, area, and volume. Physical properties can be used to determine appropriate materials for your design. Appearance properties provide visual feedback for a material, such as color, texture, bump mapping, and grain.

All materials have appearances assigned to them. You can override those appearances to change the component look. Installed Libraries. The installations of Autodesk products or suites include asset libraries. Each asset library provides all of the information required to define the library content. You may want to copy extra materials into the list or duplicate existing materials and tweak them to set up color studies or a palette of scene materials.

To add a material from the library to the Materials in this Scene list, select the material and choose Copy to Scene Materials. To duplicate a material in the Materials in this Scene list so you can create several variations of textures or colors, select Duplicate from its right button menu.

There are also additional functions in the Manage menu for Materials in this Scene:. See the Icons used in the list section above for the visual icons seen on some materials.

Delete materials from the list. If there is no check mark icon on a material in the Materials in this Scene list, it means the material is no longer applied to any surfaces. As these extra materials start to build up, you may wish to clean up the list to focus on those materials actually being used. To delete all unused materials from the list, go to the Materials in this Scene category heading and select Delete unused materials from its right mouse button menu.



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