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In the following video I show you that you are not limited to rim color configuration. You can actually set outer rim, inner rim, hub material, and hub bolt material separately using baseColorConfiguration or in one of the 16 designColorConfigurations.

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Example file

hubMaterial.xml

Code example

The following lines would need to be in the <wheels> section.

  •  <outerRimMaterial useDesignColorIndex="1"/>
  • <innerRimMaterial useDesignColorIndex="2"/>
  • <hubMaterial useDesignColorIndex="3"/>
  • <hubBoltMaterial useDesignColorIndex="4"/>

Above lines are referencing designColorConfiguration.  Unlike most indexing the index is actually referencing the specific designColorConfiguration.  For example if you skip designColorConfiguration(default 1) and start with designColor2Configuration then useDesignColorIndex="1" will not do anything.  A little confusing compared to most indexing however the call is directly to the design number.  

  • According to the vehicle.html there are 16 possible designColorConfigurations possible.
  • useBaseColor="true" can be used.  There is only 1 baseColorConfiguration.
  • useRimColor="true" can be used to match rimColorConfiguration.

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