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Adding Images

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Last updated 3 years ago

In this article you will learn how to add image to the scene using PRO Editor. First of all, you will need to open the PRO Editor. You can do this by creating a new project or open an existing one from the dashboard and clicking on the PRO Editor button in the top bar.

In the PRO Editor window click on File and select Import

Upload the image you would like to add to your scene.

Expand your object on the layers field on the right panel of the PRO Editor and select the layer that appears.

Go to the Materials tab on the left and change the material type to MESHSTANDARDMATERIAL.

Enable the checkbox next to the Map field. Click on the rectangle next to the Map field, upload the your image file.

The image will appear black on the scene but don't worry about that for now. Click File -> Publish to export your scene from the PRO Editor.

Go back to the standard editor, click on the Json MAE object type on the left panel and upload the .json file you exported from the PRO Editor.

Your image will appear on the scene. The appearance of the image will now depends on the light setup on the scene in the editor.