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Adding Textures and Colors
Applying colors
You can apply an RGB color to the surface of an entire object or a single face of an object.
To apply a solid color:
1
Select Browser view, and use the move tool
(
)
to navigate to the object you want to
work with.
2
Select the paint bucket
(
)
in the Variable Tools palette.
3
In the Object Inspector palette, choose an option from the Apply To menu:
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Face to apply the color to just one side or face of an object.
•
Object to apply the color to the entire object.
4
In the Object Inspector palette, specify values for Red, Green, and Blue by dragging the
color sliders or by entering numbers.
5
Click the object or face that you want to apply the color to in the document window.
To edit the color of an object or face:
1
Select Browser view, and use the move tool
(
)
to navigate to the object you want to
edit.
2
Select the edit texture tool
(
)
.
3
Click the object or face whose color you want to edit.
4
In the Object Inspector palette, specify values for Red, Green, and Blue by dragging the
color sliders or by entering values in the text boxes.
Editing textures
The Object Inspector palette provides options for adjusting the scale and rotation at which
Atmosphere applies a texture to an object. These options are important because they let
you change a texture’s characteristics without editing the texture file. You can set the
characteristics of the texture in the Variable Tools palette or change the texture’s charac-
teristics for the selected object or face only.
Atmosphere applies a texture to an object. These options are important because they let
you change a texture’s characteristics without editing the texture file. You can set the
characteristics of the texture in the Variable Tools palette or change the texture’s charac-
teristics for the selected object or face only.
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