I searched first.

Is there a script to remove all materials, and/or to propagate one scheme to all actors on a figure?

Thanks for any leads.

::::: Opera :::::

No ... but a close way is if you have EZmat. It has a drop and drag feature when you can drop mats to the selected zone you want and it is replaced ... and if it is a DAZ Generation 4 figure (V4/M4/K4) you can mark that all zones that use that map will be added (i.e. torso, limbs, face ...) but not universal, because every figure is mapped differently. You can remove all maps on some figures where they have an all white MAT pose setting as well, but not a replace textures.

It's for V4, so good. EZMat is not the same thing as BB's matmatic, right?

searching in free stuff and marketplace, no results for "EZMat"

Google EZmat snarlygribbly

Got it. Thanks. And enormous thanks to snarlygribbly, I already rely on ScreenFixer and EZSkin.

Another possibility...Netherworks has a script called Transfer Material. He sold it at Runtime DNA (RIP). It's now at Hivewire.

Also, Netherworks "Material Writer Panel 2014" will list all materials of your figure and all can be selected simultaneously, then right click on the bunch of selected materials and you'll get "selection tools" --> reset materials (set to white). It'll set your figure to white then you can save it as a material

Just a little tid-bit of information ... much of snarly's tools are GUI versions of BB's matmatic work and his Envirosphere (EZdome).

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Unless I'm missing the point, this is a function built into the context menus.

1. Select a material zone and set the material as desired

2. Right click, then pick "Select All"

3. Right click, then pick "Apply to All"

4. From the Wacro buttons in the Material pane, hold down Shift, then click on "Remove Detached Nodes"

Not exactly a one click solution but it works.

Sam, that worked. DUH! Thanks. ::::: Opera :::::

You're welcome.

Note: this "apply all" works great if it's okay to change every actor to the same shader/materials. I'm trying to make a "clay" shader, so apply all is great.

I'm seeing that the snarlygribbly/BB EZmat gives more specific control. So ... whichever for the job.

ISTR BB made a clay shader. That is, "clay", as in modelling clay, Plasticine/Newplast, the sort of stuff they use for the Wallace and Gromit animations.

If that's what you're after, it may save you some time.