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| Since version 0.8+, the most materials are inherited from the node based **TGorillaDefaultMaterialSource** for comfortable shader code reusage. | Since version 0.8+, the most materials are inherited from the node based **TGorillaDefaultMaterialSource** for comfortable shader code reusage. | ||
| + | ===== Tutorial ===== | ||
| + | {{youtube> | ||
| ===== Default-Material ===== | ===== Default-Material ===== | ||
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| * [[runtime-material|TGorillaRuntimeMaterialSource]] | * [[runtime-material|TGorillaRuntimeMaterialSource]] | ||
| + | ===== Material Behaviours ===== | ||
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| + | Since v1.1 (Rev. 2724) we developed a new way of building and managing materials. | ||
| + | Our so called Material-Behaviours are a way to encapsulate shader functionality into building blocks. | ||
| + | These building blocks can then be reused across multiple TGorillaDefaultMaterialSource components. | ||
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| + | This makes it easy to keep your shaders organized and maintainable. | ||
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| + | Apply a single material behaviour to multiple material sources, but the place to edit parameters of your behaviour stay centralized. | ||
| + | This makes it very easy to manage complex shading behaviour. | ||
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| + | Read more about [[material-behaviour|Material Behaviour]] | ||
| Next step: [[primitives|Primitives]] | Next step: [[primitives|Primitives]] | ||