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How to modify texture in ANS

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iamp;#39;m going to show you how to change the color of appearances that you apply to objects in your models in fusion 360. you can change most of the stock textures in fusion 360 to different colors i will also show you how to modify the texture images and how to make a bump map so you can have a little bit more displacement in your renderings to get started iamp;#39;m going to create some spheres iamp;#39;ll click create sphere click the ground plane click and make 100 millimeter sphere iamp;#39;m going to create another sphere on the ground plane click 100 millimeters and then iamp;#39;ll create one more sphere on the ground plane and iamp;#39;ll click 100 millimeters so now i have three spheres letamp;#39;s go ahead and apply some materials if i press a on my keyboard i can apply different materials iamp;#39;m going to apply this polyurethane foam on the center sphere then iamp;#39;m going to go ahead and get some gemstone sapphire on this one and then letamp;#39;s see we

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19:48 1:09:58 Okay thats looking pretty good in the viewport already just want to make sure its the correctMoreOkay thats looking pretty good in the viewport already just want to make sure its the correct sizes so those sizes come from they come from architecture. So we have the 66.1. And the 35.4.
In Rhino, open the Layers dialog box. Select one or more layer names, and click the Material column. In the Layer Material dialog box, select a material from the Material drop-down list.
In Material Properties, click the arrow next to Surface to open up the section and look for the Base Color property. Click on the yellow dot just to the right of Base Color. Youll be presented with the menu shown in the screenshot above. Click Image Texture.
Click New Layout. Set your printer and paper size and rename the layout. Click Ok. Select the outer rectangle, click on the Properties panel, then the icon to the right called Detail. This will allow you to set the scale in the feet in model. You can also check Locked to not accidentally change the scale.
5 Steps to Scaling Objects in Rhino 5 Type Scale in the upper lefthand box. Three options appear. Select Scale 2D to scale in two directions. Choose Scale 3D to scale in three directions. Choose a reference line, and move your mouse to dramatically scale the object.
This can be done by changing the texture mapping of the material within Rhino. Go to properties, texture mapping, apply box mapping. The box mapping will ask you for 4 parameters. The first 3 are the dimensions of the box.
Within Rhino, use the Object Properties/Plugin tab to also control the scale of the material relative to the object, with values for x, y, and z establishing the scale separately along each axis in 3D space.
Click the menu arrow or right-click on the swatch for more color actions. Click to assign texture. Select a bitmap or procedural texture to override the color. Browse in folder. Select a bitmap from a folder. To specify a texture. Click the button. Browse. Click to select a different texture.

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