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Material template Editor
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Not sure what your question was, but I never run MCX with admin rights. It should be possible to save them without as well. Maybe unless you installed MCX in a folder where only admins have write permission.
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Right now, if I open the Material Attribute Template Editor, I have to force quit MCX to regain control. I have always had MCX in Program Files and a year or two ago I made a template to set material attributes to opaque and I did not have to do it in admin mode, this was before MCX opened with the CMD window. If I MCX in admin mode, I can open and close the editor and the templates will save.