How can I create an iridescent effect in a Photoshop 3D object?

How can I create an iridescent effect in a Photoshop 3D object? I have searched everywhere for downloadable option for a mac with no luck. I'm working with CS6.

NO way. Such stuff isn't even commonly available in many 3D programs becaus it's actually pretty advanced shader stuff...
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