You can remap each material to an existing Material Asset in your Project. This list displays all imported Materials found in the Asset. Clicking this button does not extract the Materials from the Asset, and does not change anything if Unity cannot find any materials with the correct name. Use this button to remap your imported Materials to existing Material Assets, using the same settings as the Legacy import option. Unity tries to find existing Materials in all Unity project folders. Unity tries to find existing Materials in all Materials subfolders in all parent folders up to the Assets folder. Unity tries to find existing Materials in the “local” Materials folder only (that is, the Materials subfolder, which is the same folder as the model file). Use this to define where Unity tries to locate existing Materials using the name defined by the Naming option. The name of the model file in combination with the name of the imported Material is used for naming the Unity Material. The name of the imported Material is used for naming the Unity Material. When a diffuse Texture is not assigned to the Material, Unity uses the name of the imported Material. The name of the diffuse Texture of the imported Material that is used to name the Material in Unity. Use this to define how Unity Materials are named. See the table above for descriptions of these properties. These settings match the settings that appear in the inspector if you set the Location to Use External Materials (Legacy). This is greyed out if there are no materials to extract. This is greyed out if there are no Textures to extract.Ĭlick the Extract Materials button to extract Materials that are embedded in your imported Asset. Location: Use Embedded Materials PropertyĬlick the Extract Textures button to extract Textures that are embedded in your imported Asset.
The following sections describe the settings for each Location option. This is the default option for Unity 2017.1 and previous versions of Unity. This is a Legacy way of handling Materials, and is intended for projects created with 2017.1 or previous versions of Unity. This is the default option from Unity 2017.2 onwards.Ĭhoose this option to keep the imported Materials inside the imported Asset. There are two Location options: LocationĬhoose this option to extract imported Materials as external Assets. The settings in the Materials tab differ depending on the Location you choose. Tick Import Materials to open the settings for importing Materials from your imported Assets. When you first open the Materials tab, it looks like this: Use the FBX Importer’s Materials tab to import Materials from your imported Assets. By default, Unity uses a diffuse Material on imported Assets.
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