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== Usage ==
When this component is added to a [[Slot]] with a [[Component:SkinnedMeshRenderer|SkinnedMeshRenderer]] or [[Component:MeshRenderer|MeshRenderer]] attached, it allows one to limit the effects of the [[Material Tool]].
When this component is added to a [[Slot]] with a [[Component:SkinnedMeshRenderer|SkinnedMeshRenderer]] or [[Component:MeshRenderer|MeshRenderer]] attached, it allows one to limit the effects of the [[Material Tool]].


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Setting <code>CanApply</code> to false will prevent the Material Tool from applying materials to any SkinnedMeshRenderer/MeshRenderer components in the slot.
Setting <code>CanApply</code> to false will prevent the Material Tool from applying materials to any SkinnedMeshRenderer/MeshRenderer components in the slot.
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== Examples ==
On an avatar, you can try adding this component to the Slot of each SkinnedMeshRender, setting <code>CanApply</code> to false in each case. Doing this will ensure that the avatar's material cannot be changed by the Material Tool.
On an avatar, you can try adding this component to the Slot of each SkinnedMeshRender, setting <code>CanApply</code> to false in each case. Doing this will ensure that the avatar's material cannot be changed by the Material Tool.


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Adding this component to the Slot of a MeshRender and setting <code>CanApply</code> to true can allow one to explicitly change the material in specific places on small objects.
Adding this component to the Slot of a MeshRender and setting <code>CanApply</code> to true can allow one to explicitly change the material in specific places on small objects.
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== Related Components == <!--T:5-->
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* [[Components:MeshRenderer|MeshRenderer]]</li>
== Related Components ==
* [[Components:SkinnedMeshRenderer|SkinnedMeshRenderer]]</li>
* [[Components:MeshRenderer|MeshRenderer]]
* [[Components:SkinnedMeshRenderer|SkinnedMeshRenderer]]
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Component image 
Material Apply Policy component as seen in the Scene Inspector


Fields

Fields
Name Type Description
persistent Bool Determines whether or not this item will be saved to the server.
UpdateOrder Int Controls the order in which this component is updated.
Enabled Bool Controls whether or not this component is enabled.
CanApply Bool

Usage

When this component is added to a Slot with a SkinnedMeshRenderer or MeshRenderer attached, it allows one to limit the effects of the Material Tool.

Setting CanApply to false will prevent the Material Tool from applying materials to any SkinnedMeshRenderer/MeshRenderer components in the slot.

Examples

On an avatar, you can try adding this component to the Slot of each SkinnedMeshRender, setting CanApply to false in each case. Doing this will ensure that the avatar's material cannot be changed by the Material Tool.

Adding this component to the Slot of a MeshRender and setting CanApply to true can allow one to explicitly change the material in specific places on small objects.

Related Components