2015年6月14日 · How can I animate a texture? I don't want to animate an object with a texture on it, but instead, animate the texture itself and have the UV move. If the UV moves, the texture will change live. Th...

It really depends on what kind of texture it is. For a texture which looks mostly the same everywhere (e.g. a dirt texture), you can use Blended Box mapping: For a texture which has an obvious definition of what should go where (e.g. a head texture), you probably want to …

To display the textures used in the material of the object regardless of the texture (or lack of texture) displayed in the UV image editor, enable GLSL in 3D view > Properties region (N) > Shading and set the viewport shading to Texture: Cycles: You need a material to display textures in the viewport in cycles.

2017年4月18日 · I would probably figure it out by myself when I just stack the square texture like 4x4 on the painting program and export it as one. But I would like to know if I can do that inside blender.

I have a problem. I am going to make a minecraft animation in blender. But when I put a minecraft texture on a 3d cube that is 16x16x16 it is very low resolution is there a way to get the texture i...

I am fairly new to Blender and I am wondering how you would go about filling a space with a texture, which is repeating over and over. For example if you are modelling a kitchen and have a texture ...

2019年12月27日 · Is it possible to change the texture res within blender? I have 4K textures which I want to render in 2K for a preview rendering. Do I have to reload the textures in the material every time? my scene is big and heavy so I can't make 2 different ones for all materials without spending hours on it.

2016年2月6日 · I need to make a part of a texture glow slightly. Like Killer Crocs eyes (see image below) How do I do this? I added a black and white texture (white for the glow. But then this happened. The...

2020年12月7日 · Use "object" output from "texture coordinates" node: Then to tune the texture position and scale, you can use the vector "mapping" node. Also turn the image boundings to "clip" if you don't want it to repeat over the plane surface.

This can be done easily with some baking in Blender. First, join your two object together with CTRL J. Create UV map for your bake that include both objects. Then create a new image for your texture bake, create a new material for it, and make sure it's selected. Then go to the textures tab, create a new texture, and create (or link in) an image; for example, to create a new 4096² texture ...