About Organizing Render Materials
Copy materials to different libraries to create your own organization.
About Materials Libraries
The Toolbox render material library, with more than 700 materials and 1000 textures, is included with the product. You can copy Toolbox render materials into the drawing, and edit and save them to your own library. Use the Materials Browser to navigate and manage both Toolbox render materials and user-defined materials.
There are three types of render material libraries:
Toolbox Render Material Library
Contains predefined materials for use by Autodesk applications that support materials. Although you cannot edit the Toolbox render material library, you can use these materials as a basis for customized materials that you can save in the user library.
User Render Material Library
Contains materials that you can share with other drawings. You can copy, move, rename, or delete user libraries. You can access and open existing user libraries created locally or on a network and add them to your defined libraries in the Materials Browser. The libraries are stored in a single document and can be shared with other users. However, any custom texture files used by the materials in a user library must be manually bundled with the user library.
Document Render Materials
Contains materials that are used or defined in a drawing and available only to the current drawing.
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