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+	[title] Changing Object Materials
+	[* red] You can modify the material of an object by selecting the object in the 3D Viewport and modifying its *Material Properties option in the Properties panel*.
+	[* green] Once in our Material Properties, we will need to create a add a new material by clicking the *Add New Material* button. Your new material will be given the *Material.001 by default* and will be added to your objects Outliner, nested in the objects Mesh Data.
+	[* violet] Your material can be modified by changing the values under the *Surface* tab. In our example, we were able to change the *Base Color* to Hex FFD700, *Metalics* to 1, and the *Roughness* to 0.35 to give Suzanne a gold texture.

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+	[title] Changing Object Materials
+	[* red] You can modify the material of an object by selecting the object in the 3D Viewport and modifying its *Material Properties option in the Properties panel*.
+	[* green] Once in our Material Properties, we will need to create a add a new material by clicking the *Add New Material* button. Your new material will be given the *Material.001 by default* and will be added to your objects Outliner, nested in the objects Mesh Data.
+	[* violet] Your material can be modified by changing the values under the *Surface* tab. In our example, we were able to change the *Base Color* to Hex FFD700, *Metalics* to 1, and the *Roughness* to 0.35 to give Suzanne a gold texture.