Shaders: Procedural, Mirror, Transparent, Marble, Lines

1. Color Selector:

• Click to select a diffusion color or enter numerical values (1 to 255) in the RGB fields.

2. Saturation:

• Use the slider to choose the color saturation level.

3. Color Picker:

• Shader defined by 2, 3 colors or more (ex. Darnier).

4. Specular:

• Specular: Drag the slider to make the material reflect its environment or enter a value in the related field.

5. Roughness:

• Moving the slider lets more or less light move on the material.

6. Color Table:

• Defines the gradient mode between 2 colors. The mixture depends on the Shader's geometry. E.G. Damier, Lines, Stone, Marble, etc.
• Click on the curve, hold the button depressed and retrace the curve.
• A horizontal line at the top or bottom of the table indicates that a single color is applied.
• A diagonal straight line indicates a regular shading.

• Flip The button turns the Shader around its object.
• Scale: Moving the slider adjusts the Shader proportionately.

7. Material ID Parameters:

• Use the slider to choose the smoothness level for the material.

8. Material Characteristics:

• The material is visible or invisible.
• The material either projects shadows or it does not.
• The material either receives shadows or it does not.

9. Shader/Textures Navigator:

• For a material, this makes it possible to navigate between related Shader and Textures editors.