The Basic
Appearance Type
is
made up of a few parameters that are sufficient to simulate the most commonly used
real-world appearances.
If you are
new to applying appearances, start with Basic. Descriptions
for all the DSPBR appearances and how to apply textures are available in the
SOLIDWORKS Visualize help.
| Parameter |
Description |
Value |
| Albedo |
Specifies the overall RGB color
of a material. You can use it to apply color to thin walled
transparent materials. |
RGB color |
| Metallic |
Determines the level of
metallicness of a surface. |
Decimal. [0..1] |
| Roughness |
Controls the level of shininess
or roughness of a surface. |
Decimal. [0..1] |
| Normal |
Adds the appearance of details
such as bumps and dents to the surface of a model without changing
the size of the geometry. |
Texture |
| Displacement |
Modifies the position of surface
points using a texture that specifies the length and direction of
displacement for each point. |
Texture |
| Cut-Out Opacity |
Adds a texture of holes to a
surface without adding extra polygons to the geometry. |
Decimal. [0..1] |