Applying a camouflage material to multiple objects without merging them I have a turret model that I would like to apply a camouflage-like material I created in Blender. I can apply this material to individual objects, but that applies the material individually to them, taking their dimensions into account, and not to the turret as a whole (see included image where I demonstrate this by applying the camo material the main body object and then one of the body supporter objects). What I am looking to achieve is a seamless texture that spreads across the entire model - just like one would get if they spray painted a turret with camouflage colors in real life. One way to achieve this is to merge all the objects in the model into a single object, but that seems extreme to me. Is there any other way to do this?
In the link above, the answer refers to using 'Object' texture coordinates.  If you use Object coordinates on multiple objects, you'll still have the same issue you currently have:



However, the power of Object coordinates is that you can use any object, and you can use the same object for everything that uses the same material:



In this example I modeled a cube that I called "Texture_Cube" and I use that in the Object field of the "Texture Coordinate" node.  You can see all of the objects now have the same texture coordinates:

   

Here's the full node graph:



You don't have to use a giant cube like I did; you can use anything, even an Empty. You can also do fun stuff like rotate the object and it'll rotate your textures.  Hope this helps!