In this video tutorial, the instructor continues the 'Become a Dungeon Artist' course by focusing on refining material instances and replacing references. The lesson involves adjusting material properties such as roughness and intensity to achieve better visual results. The instructor demonstrates how to set up new material values and adjust contrast using a PBR material. The video includes a preview of the changes and concludes with final adjustments to the materials, ensuring they meet the desired visual standards.

What is the first step in replacing references in material instances?

• Open the texture folder

• Select lever parchment

• Go to the assets folder

• Adjust roughness intensity

What is the purpose of consolidating assets?

• To enhance texture quality

• To delete unused files

• To organize and streamline assets

• To increase file size

How can you make the texture scale smaller for easier viewing?

• By holding shift and scrolling

• By double-clicking the texture

• By right-clicking and selecting 'resize'

• By holding control and scrolling

Which material property is not used in the lever parchment setup?

• Roughness

• Opacity

• Metallic

• Base color

What issue might occur if the default material is too shiny?

• It will be too dull

• It will cause rendering issues

• It will be too dark

• It will not load

What is the result of increasing roughness intensity?

• Decreased texture resolution

• A shinier surface

• A more matte appearance

• Increased color saturation

What is the purpose of using chip contrast in material settings?

• To change texture resolution

• To control roughness contrast

• To enhance brightness

• To adjust color saturation

What is the default value for roughness contrast?

• 1

• 2

• 0

• 3

What should be done if material instances start glitching due to redirectors?

• Fix up redirectors in folder

• Remove all filters

• Reinstall the material instances

• Restart the software

What should be done if the material instance is still applied incorrectly?

• Restart the application

• Reapply the material

• Delete the material

• Replace the reference again