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[[Category: Tools]]
[[Category: Tools]]
[[File:Material Tool Equipped.png|thumb|A material tool equipped by the default avatar|alt=Material tool being a transparent orb on top of a small spray paint gun, equipped on the hand of the default avatar]]
[[File:Material Tool Inventory Thumbnail.png|alt=Material tool being a transparent orb on top of a small spray paint gun|thumb|The Material Tool]]
The '''Material Tool''' is a [[Tool]] for manipulating [[Material|Materials]].
The '''Material Tool''' is a [[Tool]] for manipulating [[Material|Materials]].



Revision as of 20:54, 31 January 2024

Material tool being a transparent orb on top of a small spray paint gun
The Material Tool

The Material Tool is a Tool for manipulating Materials.

Usage

Primary

With a material orb in the tool, pulling the trigger will apply the material to whatever you're pointing at. If the target has multiple materials, only the first material is affected.

Secondary

If the tool is empty, pressing secondary will create a material orb based on the first material of the target object and automatically place it into the tool.

Grab

Grabbing at the tool while it has a material orb in it will pull it out of the tool.

Releasing a material orb on top of an empty material tool will put it into the tool.

Context Menu

Context menu without any materials selected, only showing the "Create new" button for the tool, having a green orb and plus icon
Context menu for the material tool without a material orb in it
Context menu with a material selected, showing new options such as "Conver to", having an orange orb and arrow icon; "Edit material" having a white orb in an inspector window icon and "Create copy" having a blue orb and green copy icon
Context menu for the material tool with a material orb in it

If the tool is empty, you can only create a new material.

With a material orb stored in the tool, you can also duplicate the material or pull up an inspector window to edit it. You can also convert the material into another type of material, producing a new material orb in front of the tool and replacing all instances of the original material. There is also an eject orb button to clear the Material Tool's current material, useful for desktop users.