To define a temperature-dependent material property: 1  In the Material dialog box, right-click Custom Materials and select New Category. If needed, rename the New Category folder. 2  Right-click the newly defined category and select New Material. 3  Under Material properties, select the desired options.
This chart shows the colors of the typical 1970s mood ring and the meanings associated with the mood ring colors: 1  Amber: Nervous, unhappy, cool. 2  Green: Average, calm. 3  Blue: Emotions are charged, active, relaxed.  Violet: Passionate, excited, very 1  happy. Black: Tense, nervous (or broken crystal)  Gray: Strained, anxious.
Take a look at the Mood Ring colors listed below, and what mood they represent. The colors are listed according to the change in temperature they represent, with dark blue being the warmest and black the coolest. 1  Dark blue: Happy, romantic or passionate. 2  Blue: Calm or relaxed. 3  Blue-green: Somewhat relaxed.hen you are in a passionate mood, your skin is usually flushed. This is a physical reaction to an emotion, causing the capillaries to move closer to the surface of the skin and release heat. This brings about a slight change in the surface temperature of your body.