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To create new .j3m files in the jMonkeyEngine SDK:
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. btn:[RMB] select the `assets/Materials` directory and choose `menu:New[Other]`.
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-. In the New File Wizard, choose `menu:Material[Empty Material File]`, and click Next.
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+. In the New File Wizard, choose `menu:Material[Empty Material File]`, and click btn:[Next].
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. Give the file a name, for example `mat_wall` for a wall material.
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. A new file `mat_wall.j3m` is created in the Materials directory and opens in the Material Editor.
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@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ In the jMonkeyEngine SDK
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. Open the Properties window.
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. Assign the .j3m material to the .j3o in the `menu:Properties[Geometry>Material]` section.
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-TIP: If the .j3o file already has a material assigned to it from exporting/importing, you can generate the material by selecting "`create j3m file`" instead. This will place the .j3m under `assets/Materials/Generated` and assign it to your .j3o for you.
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+TIP: If the .j3o file already has a material assigned to it from exporting/importing, you can generate the material by selecting "`create j3m file`" instead. This will place a .j3m under `assets/Materials/Generated` and assign it to your .j3o.
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. Save the j3o and load it into you game.
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