# Custom uv settings for each instance

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There’s no hook point before reading from the albedo texture that would let you change the uvOffset used for the lookup in the texture.

What you can do is creating a node material and using a bit of code to inject a custom attribute in it:

> [@Vertex color material editor](https://forum.babylonjs.com/t/vertex-color-material-editor/17255/2):
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> The vertex color is accessible through the Mesh.Color block. You can use custom attributes in a node material by doing a bit of code:

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