Materialize is a program for converting images to materials.
https://github.com/mitchelldmccollum/Materialize/releases
I decided to maintain Materialize for Linux, Windows, and soon Mac.
For sugestions, doubts or anything related to this tool. Make an issue and we can talk about it.
Double click on the Materalize.exe and it will open.
I'm developing using Unity 2019.1.9f1, it is recomended to use it if you are building it yourself. You can try to downgrade or upgrade with unity but it may break some of the code.
- You can copy a file in your file browser (Tested with nautilus) and then press the "P" close to the slot you want to paste.
- Highlight - You can also press copy image on browser and it will paste also. This make it fast to take a image from internet
- The GUI is hidden when panning/rotating the material plane.
- Added a new native file/folder picker - Unity Standalone File Browser - https://github.com/gkngkc/UnityStandaloneFileBrowser - Thanks to @gkngkc for the amazing work.
- You can export multiple textures using the same settings.
- This will limit your fps to 30 60 or 120 for your high refresh rate monitors.
- When you save your project, every map will be saved in the same place, with there respective types, ex:myTexture_Diffuse.png.
- The extension used will be the one set in the GUI Panel.
- jpg
- png
- tga
- exr
- jpg
- png
- tga
- exr
- bmp
- QuickSave - Will implement in settings, then you can set the folder to save the texture. This will be a persistent setting, that means you can close and open the program without lose the Quick Save path. Planned for .41
- Copy to clipboard.
- New UIPlanned for .50
- Ability to bake AO into Diffuse Map Planned for .40
- Add Texture Presets for Unreal Unity and Cryengine Planned for .41
- Create update notification system Planned for .40
- Create installer