Asset Creation: Unity Scenography Importing - Creating Games with Unity and Maya - page 108

Figure 5.12 Inspector for
a selected mesh.
in the scene and still blocks the player from walking through it, but cannot
be seen.
The Mesh Collider is the component that was added when Generate Colliders
was checked in the FBXImporter settings in previous steps. This is what
prevents the player from running through the wall.
Finally, the last section is the Material applied to this GameObject. Notice
that there are actually several sections here. Immediately underneath the
name of the material is a drop-down menu allowing for the changing of
the Shader. Much, much more on this later. But for now, just note that
the default shader is “Diffuse.” A diffuse shader uses a color texture file to
define the color of the material. It has no specular highlight or bump to
it. This will be changed later, but is a nice way to get started checking out
materials.
Below that section is the Main Color section that shows the texture file that is
being used to define the color of the material. This texture file is what we are
interested in.
Step 16: Select the color texture file. In the Inspector, in the Main Color
section, click the Main Color texture swatch ( Figure 5.13 ).