In the slate material editor, which option disables displaying shaded materials in the viewport?

In the slate material editor, which option disables displaying shaded materials in the viewport?

• A. Show Shaded Material in Viewport [Off]
• B. Show Shaded Material in Viewport [On]
• C. Show Realistic Material in Viewport [On]
• D. Show Realistic Material in Viewport [Off]

Answer: (A)

The option that stops shading previews in the slate’s viewport is the one that turns off shading for materials. When you set Show Shaded Material in Viewport to Off, the material previews in the Slate Material Editor appear in flat, unshaded colors instead of being lit and shaded. This can speed up viewport performance and make it easier to see node connections and textures without the overhead of lighting. Turning it On would display shaded previews, giving a more realistic view. The Realistic Material in Viewport options affect a different style of preview and aren’t about simply turning shading off.

The option that stops shading previews in the slate’s viewport is the one that turns off shading for materials. When you set Show Shaded Material in Viewport to Off, the material previews in the Slate Material Editor appear in flat, unshaded colors instead of being lit and shaded. This can speed up viewport performance and make it easier to see node connections and textures without the overhead of lighting. Turning it On would display shaded previews, giving a more realistic view. The Realistic Material in Viewport options affect a different style of preview and aren’t about simply turning shading off.