The materials disappear in the perspective screen as a result of two situations and appear white.
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Case 1: The project has been moved to another computer. The textures of the materials used in the project appear white because
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the computer has not these textures.
When you move your project to another computer, you will be able to take your textures with your project file and you will not experience material losses. With the Package Pack Used featureTexture, you can collect the textures in your material list in another folder. For this;
Click on the Settings/Materials line in the classic menu and the Visualization Rendering/Render/Materials icon in the ribbon menu .
In the Material List dialog that opens, click the Package Pack Used Textures button.
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In the window that opens, select the folder where you want to collect the textures.
When you click the OK button, the program will start to create a copy of the textures in your material list in the folder you have selected.
When all textures are duplicated, the warning "Process completedOperation complete" will be displayed.
When you open your project on the computer you are carrying, your materials will continue to appear white. The new location of your texture files needs to be introduced to the program. For this;
Open the Item Material List , many items in the list will not appear.
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Select an item from it and click the Edit button.
Click the Select button of the Texture row in the Material Editor dialog Overlays section General tab (A white rectangle will appear because your texture is not visible).
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In the perspective screen, move your mouse over an object where your lost material is defined and click the right mouse button.
The Material Editor dialog for your item will open.
Click the Select button of the Texture row in the Overlays section General tab (a white rectangle will appear because your texture is not visible).
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