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Set canvas render material for sprites

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The mesh preview window has the same controls as the material preview.
The mesh preview window has the same controls as the material preview. Hold the middle mouse button down and move the mouse left/right to rotate around the mesh.
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Hold the middle mouse button down and move the mouse left/right to rotate around the mesh.
In the ID panel, you can set the ID and choose a separate mesh for collision data.
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<p><img src="images/serenity_mesh_editor.png" width=640 height=400></p>
<p><img src="images/mesh_id_panel.png" width=750 height=150></p>
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ID - Must be a valid RCBasic variable
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File - The file the mesh was loaded from
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Materials - Add materials and set them
Collider - You can select another mesh to use for collision geometry
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<p>
The material panel is where you can set materials for a mesh.
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<p><img src="images/mesh_material_panel.png" width=600 height=240></p>
<ol>
<li>
Animations - Add and remove animations from mesh
Add - Add a material to the mesh
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<li>
NOTE: MD2 meshes will load default animations
Meshes can have more than one material if there are multiple materials on the 3D model
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Remove - Removes the selected mesh
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Set/UnSet - Sets or Clears a material slot
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The animation panel is pretty simplistic. You can't modify any frames. You only assign which frames belong to an animation ID for reference in your project.
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<p><img src="images/mesh_animation_panel.png" width=600 height=240></p>
<ol>
<li>
Animation ID - This is the name you want attached to the animation
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Start Frame - The first frame of the animation
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End Frame - The last frame of the animation
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Speed - The speed in frames per second of the animation
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