Face Fill in the object Inspector
Set a separate fill for the named faces of a supported object, copy a fill to its other faces or remove face overrides.
The object Inspector’s Face textures section contains Face Fill for supported non-mesh objects. It lists named object faces so you can set their appearance without entering the Reshape face-selection workflow. The number and names of rows depend on the object.
Open Face textures
In the Design 3D view, select a supported object and open 3D Properties → Face textures. The section is not offered for plants or objects using the mesh-specific representation. Face Fill shows the available named faces.
Choose the intended row
Box-like objects show Right (+X), Left (-X), Top (+Y), Bottom (-Y), Front (+Z) and Back (-Z). A ribbon-like surface can instead show Front Side, Back Side and Top. Inspect the object orientation so you change the intended side.
Set a face fill
Use the fill controls in that row for a solid color, gradient, material or photo, or no fill. The fields depend on the selected mode. For a photo, use the offered browse action to open the face-image workspace; choosing the photo mode alone does not assign an image. This face-row panel does not assign a separate surface class.
Adjust the active fill
The row shows the opacity and applicable pattern, photo or finish controls. Read the project units when changing physical dimensions or offsets. A displayed property is for that face’s fill, not the object’s size. Committed changes use drawing history.
Copy or remove face overrides
Use Copy to all faces on a filled row to replace the visible faces’ fills with that row’s fill. Use a row’s remove control to clear that face entry, or Remove All Face Fills to clear the object’s face-fill map. Inspect the resulting inherited appearance and use Undo to reverse a committed change.
Use Reshape for selected geometry faces
For appearance on selected geometric faces in Reshape, use the face-selection workflow described in Face appearance and texture position. That editor and these named object-face rows have different selection scopes.