how to use material id with marmoset toolbag 3

Gaps in the preview have been fixed when using sticker projection mode.

A pixel grid display is now visible when zooming in.

The brush preview GUI has been reworked.

A preview is now drawn for each texture project in the layers window when no project is selected.

Dragging an image from the library to the mask stack will now add a new Fill layer or replace the contents of a Fill layer if dropped directly on one.

Groups now have a Pass-Through blending mode option, which is enabled by default.

This will bring up the color picker for the map type currently set in the layers window.

You can now middle-click on Fill layer thumbnails to bring up the color picker and quickly recolor them without selecting the layer.

It is now possible to Shift-click on a layer’s mask to temporarily disable it.

You can now right-click on a material to create a new texture project from it, which automatically loads the material’s textures as input maps.

When linking a material to a texture project, the material’s textures are now loaded as input maps.

We’ve added a height processor to create masks from height input maps.

Improved the quality of the in-effect blur for processor layers like curvature, dirt, scratch, etc.

The blur layer type now has a seamless mode that enables blurring over UV seams.

Lazy mouse can be used to easily paint smooth curves with the brush tool.

Z + LMB: rotate stencil (hold Shift to snap).

Stencil images can be manipulated by adjusting brightness, contrast, blur and fade.

Stencils can be arranged in the viewport to mask painting tools.

Added a tool to align the axis of symmetry to mesh objects and geometry features (edges, vertices, and faces).

Symmetry can be used to mirror brush strokes.

Memory use has been improved significantly for complex texture projects.Up to 10x performance improvement in complex texture projects with many layers.Installers: Windows | Mac Texturing New Features & Improvements

How to use material id with marmoset toolbag 3