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[Jim Scott]

(The tutorial link appears to be broken.)

As I understand it, with a set of splines grouped in an Extrude object they are all treated as one object. To apply a different color to each one you could make them all separate extrudes, or use a Variation shader in your material as shown below. In the Color channel, for example, select Texture > Effects > Variation, load or create a gradient, and set Gradient Blend to 100%, Gradient Mode to “Replace,” and Random Color to 0%.

Effectors only work with MoGraph objects, so you need to make your Extrude (or all the separate extrudes if you choose to go that route for color control) a child of a Fracture object and apply the plain effector to the Fracture object. Set the Mode of the Fracture object to “Explode Segments & Connect” in order to have each extruded spline react independently to the effector, and to keep the splines and their caps connected.

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[Cezary Wroblewski]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZR01ZYUinU&t=9s

This one should work..and thank You so much Jim! I will try this today ….

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[Jim Scott]

Yes, the video works now.

I forgot to mention that you will need to do a viewport render in order to see the different colors from the Variation shader. I hope my instructions were clear and helpful.