Shader overrides for proxies don't work

[Twist]

Hello

I'm trying to override all shaders for a proxy and I can't get it to work. What am I doing wrong? I've tried all wildscards: *, Object/*, or for instance *Blue* but none have an effect.


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[hermit.crab]

For shader overrides and .vrmeshes, you should write the name of the shader you wish to be overridden. In your case - either Blue_MTL, Red_MTL or Green_MTL. Check examples here for more info.

[Twist]

For shader overrides and .vrmeshes, you should write the name of the shader you wish to be overridden. In your case - either Blue_MTL, Red_MTL or Green_MTL. Check examples here for more info.

Thank you for the reply, but I tried that and that doesn't work either. The Override_MTL shader is grey btw.

[Twist]

For shader overrides and .vrmeshes, you should write the name of the shader you wish to be overridden. In your case - either Blue_MTL, Red_MTL or Green_MTL. Check examples here for more info.

In addition, overriding all shaders with a (*) should be possible according to your guide according to your documentation. I have hundreds of shaders in one proxy (an entire city block) and it would take so much time overring each one of them explicitly.

[hermit.crab]

It doesn't work because you already have an override set for each material. Go to each material and delete the Current Override (which are the shaders you've originally set reapplied on proxy export) located about the marked area of your screencap.

[Twist]

It doesn't work because you already have an override set for each material. Go to each material and delete the Current Override (which are the shaders you've originally set reapplied on proxy export) located about the marked area of your screencap.

Ok. So there isn't an option to override all the shaders at once... I first have to unlink all the shaders in "Current overrides". right?

To me it seams to be not an ideal way to do it. If I want to relink the "old" shaders I have to it manually for each shader which could take some time when there is hundreds of shaders.

[hermit.crab]

Ok. So there isn't an option to override all the shaders at once... I first have to unlink all the shaders in "Current overrides". right?
To me it seams to be not an ideal way to do it. If I want to relink the "old" shaders I have to it manually for each shader which could take some time when there is hundreds of shaders.

They are automatically relinked if the "Automatically create proxies" option is checked. If you load the proxy again, it should be without overrides.