Object Render Material Maps

It takes one Object Image and produces two image outputs: a color-coded Material Color Map and a black-and-white B&W Mask. The recipe is intended to make material regions easier to inspect and reference from an object render.

It can help people working with game assets, illustrations, product visuals, and industrial objects who need material-region references from an object image. The outputs are image maps, so they are useful as visual planning or review assets rather than as a complete 3D object.

Prepare an image of the object you want to analyze and provide it as the Object Image. In Fuser, visitors can change this exposed image input when using the recipe; the saved page example uses its stored default image.

The recipe produces a Material Color Map and a B&W Mask, both as images. The first is color-coded for material regions, while the second is black and white for a simpler mask-style reference.

Yes, the exposed Object Image can be replaced in Fuser with another object render. The recipe still defines the same two output types: a Material Color Map and a B&W Mask.

No. The listed outputs are two image maps, not a 3D model, finished texture set, or material-assigned asset. Use the outputs as visual references within a broader game, illustration, product, or industrial workflow.

The page shows a saved example with its stored Object Image connected to the two outputs. A new run in Fuser uses the Object Image you provide instead, while keeping the same Material Color Map and B&W Mask output structure.