The default values of the Material class does not always match the default values in the models. For instance, Material.Lighting defaults to False, but the models read by Symbol3D will always set this to True.

Overriding a property to a value that matches its default value is a little problematic, but you can do it in Carmenta Studio, by creating a named instance of a value and specify that instance as the property value. E.g. to override lighting to False, create a Bool instance with the value False, and use that for Material.Lighting.

The default values of the material class does not always match the default values in the models. For instance, Material::lighting defaults to False, but the models read by Symbol3D will always set this to True.

Overriding a property to a value that matches its default value is a little problematic, but you can do it in Carmenta Studio, by creating a named instance of a value and specify that instance as the property value. E.g. to override lighting to False, create a Bool instance with the value False, and use that for Material::lighting.

The default values of the material class does not always match the default values in the models. For instance, Material.lighting defaults to False, but the models read by Symbol3D will always set this to True.

Overriding a property to a value that matches its default value is a little problematic, but you can do it in Carmenta Studio, by creating a named instance of a value and specify that instance as the property value. E.g. to override lighting to False, create a Bool instance with the value False, and use that for Material.lighting.

The default values of the material class does not always match the default values in the models. For instance, Material.lighting defaults to False, but the models read by Symbol3D will always set this to True.

Overriding a property to a value that matches its default value is a little problematic, but you can do it in Carmenta Studio, by creating a named instance of a value and specify that instance as the property value. E.g. to override lighting to False, create a Bool instance with the value False, and use that for Material.lighting.