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The name of the material does not matter at all, it could be anything. The object name is the important thing for reference from XML. Only after renaming the object you will be able to address it from the XML file. (Or, of course, you can refer to the object "blah", if this is the only object with that name in the AC file.) | The name of the material does not matter at all, it could be anything. The object name is the important thing for reference from XML. Only after renaming the object you will be able to address it from the XML file. (Or, of course, you can refer to the object "blah", if this is the only object with that name in the AC file.) | ||
When you are modelling in SketchUp and you want to insure that you can identify it later in the AC file, simply give it a unique color or texture that is not used anywhere else in the AC file. | When you are modelling in SketchUp and you want to insure that you can identify one part of it later in the AC file, simply give it a unique color or texture that is not used anywhere else in the AC file. | ||
[[Category:Howto|AC files: Understanding and changing .ac code]] | [[Category:Howto|AC files: Understanding and changing .ac code]] | ||