You can do the following to each of the button building blocks:
Replacing a Button Part
Note
You can replace a button only with a 3D object (OBJ/FBX), and replace a buttonhole only with a 2D image.
To replace a part:
If the Materials tab is not already open, on the Resources tabs, click Materials.
In the Trims section, hover over the button image.
Note
Click the "X" icon to delete the button.
Click
. A menu is displayed.
Click Look Inside to view the button parts. The button parts are displayed in a pop-up pane.
On the part you want to replace, click
. A menu is displayed.
Click Replace. A file explorer window is displayed.
Navigate to the location of the replacement part and click Open. The old part is replaced with the new part.
Extracting a Copy of a Button Part
To extract a copy of a part:
If the Materials tab is not already open, on the Resources tabs, click Materials.
In the Trims section, hover over the button image.
Note
Click the "X" icon to delete the button.
Click
. A menu is displayed.
Click Look Inside to view the button parts. The button parts are displayed in a pop-up pane.
On the part you want to extract, click
. A menu is displayed.
Click Extract a Copy. A copy is made and displayed in Trims, in the Piece Assignable section.
Editing a Button Part in Third-Party Software
To edit a button part:
If the Materials tab is not already open, on the Resources tabs, click Materials.
In the Trims section, hover over the button image.
Note
Click the "X" icon to delete the button.
Click
. A menu is displayed.
Click Look Inside to view the button parts. The button parts are displayed in a pop-up pane.
On the part you want to extract, click
. A menu is displayed.
Click Edit Externally. The part is opened up in your default graphics software.