Apply a Material to Several Objects at Once
Submitted by darek on Wed, 03/12/2008 - 21:02.
Unfortunately I myself have wasted a lot of time applying the same material to several(dozen) objects. But not anymore! This is a tip I just picked up recently, from the new and excellent BlenderNet Radio podcast.
How to apply a material to several objects at once:
- Select all the objects you will be applying the material to.
- Go into the Materials tab().
- Apply the material. (Only the last object selected will have the material for now.)
- Press .
- Select Materials from the menu.
The material will be applied to every object selected.
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