Material

Category: Executor Tier: Basic

Purpose

Modifies material properties on the object’s mesh/sprite, including color, metallic, roughness, and emission.

Visual Reference

As added to your scene

When To Use

• Damage feedback (flash red when hit)

• Power-up effects (glow when powered)

• State indication (green=safe, red=danger)

• Environmental lighting (glowing objects)

• UI highlighting (hover effects)

• Day/night cycles (material color shifts)

• Status effects (poison=green tint, frozen=blue tint)

Runtime Behavior

Executes: When activated, changes the specified material property

Generated UI Mockup — showing expanded properties

Material

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Name:

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Property Type:

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Color Value:

v

Float Value:

v

Animate:

v

Duration:

v

Properties

Property	Type	Default	Notes
property_type	option, “Albedo Color”		Which material property to modify (see available properties below)
color_value	color, Color(1,1,1,1)		Color to set (for Albedo Color or Emission)
float_value	float, 0.0		Numeric value (for Metallic, Roughness, or Emission Energy)
animate	bool, false		Animate the material property transition smoothly
duration	float, 1.0		Animation duration in seconds

Example Use Cases

Damage Flash:

Collision(Bullet) -> AND -> Material(property=Albedo Color, color=Red)
Delay(10) -> AND -> Material(property=Albedo Color, color=White)
// Flash red for 0.16 seconds when hit

Power-Up Glow:

Sample inspector layout removed for compatibility.

Metallic Transition:

Keyboard(M) -> AND -> Math(metallic_value, Add, 0.1) -> Material(property=Metallic, value=$metallic_value)
// Gradually increase metallic appearance

Traffic Light System:

Property(state, Equal, go) -> AND -> Material(property=Albedo Color, color=Green)
Property(state, Equal, slow) -> AND -> Material(property=Albedo Color, color=Yellow)
Property(state, Equal, stop) -> AND -> Material(property=Albedo Color, color=Red)

Glowing Button:

Sample inspector layout removed for compatibility.