Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
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19-01-2010
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Adding a custom shader to shader library + load by default?
I was just wondering how you add a particular shader you've made as a default shader, so that every time you open Maya it's available, even in a new project or something?
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One (nasty) way to do it, is to do it on your lambert1 shader. This will make all new objects have this material, and will be loaded by default.
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