WEBVTT 00:00:00.920 --> 00:00:04.673 Hello and welcome to this new animation master tutorial about 00:00:04.729 --> 00:00:05.961 how to texture stuff. 00:00:06.033 --> 00:00:08.201 And we are not going to have a look at 00:00:08.233 --> 00:00:09.121 materials at the moment. 00:00:09.153 --> 00:00:11.913 We are going to have a look at decals, textures 00:00:11.969 --> 00:00:13.401 and how to handle that. 00:00:13.593 --> 00:00:16.577 There are different kind of ways to do something like 00:00:16.601 --> 00:00:17.689 that and texture stuff. 00:00:17.737 --> 00:00:19.497 And so we are going to have a look at 00:00:19.561 --> 00:00:24.245 different approaches in this tutorial for the first time. 00:00:24.705 --> 00:00:27.129 The first thing I’m going to cover here is just 00:00:27.177 --> 00:00:29.415 a very basic box like this. 00:00:29.715 --> 00:00:34.067 It’s really just all the different sizes here, sides here. 00:00:34.131 --> 00:00:36.067 And in the end we are going to give it 00:00:36.091 --> 00:00:37.491 a color for each side. 00:00:37.523 --> 00:00:39.731 You wouldn’t have to do it in this case with 00:00:39.763 --> 00:00:42.451 the texture, but I’m just going to show you what 00:00:42.483 --> 00:00:43.555 is going on there. 00:00:43.675 --> 00:00:46.171 And so you should be able to more or less 00:00:46.323 --> 00:00:48.451 use that to do other stuff with it. 00:00:48.563 --> 00:00:51.987 Okay, so first off what you need is some kind 00:00:52.011 --> 00:00:53.043 of a decol. 00:00:53.099 --> 00:00:55.517 I’m going to reload this because I changed it. 00:00:55.691 --> 00:00:58.353 And if we have a look at that, it’s more 00:00:58.369 --> 00:01:00.585 or less something like an UV map. 00:01:00.665 --> 00:01:03.513 More or less from other programs. 00:01:03.689 --> 00:01:05.873 Animation Master does UV maps. 00:01:05.969 --> 00:01:09.897 You can do that, but it’s a little bit different 00:01:10.001 --> 00:01:12.321 than maybe in a polygon model or something. 00:01:12.393 --> 00:01:14.233 But we are going to have a look at that 00:01:14.329 --> 00:01:16.145 and I will show you a couple of different things 00:01:16.185 --> 00:01:16.697 here. 00:01:16.841 --> 00:01:19.017 So first off, as you can see, each of the 00:01:19.121 --> 00:01:24.369 sides we are going to have here for this, for 00:01:24.417 --> 00:01:28.033 this box in the end has its own little part 00:01:28.089 --> 00:01:30.097 here on the map and we are going to use 00:01:30.121 --> 00:01:30.305 it. 00:01:30.345 --> 00:01:33.265 The map is just a pixel map created in Photoshop 00:01:33.305 --> 00:01:34.601 for instance, like this. 00:01:34.753 --> 00:01:38.473 Okay, so first off, just drag and drop this now 00:01:38.569 --> 00:01:42.473 to for instance the model here and use decol. 00:01:42.569 --> 00:01:43.897 We are going to use that. 00:01:44.041 --> 00:01:46.265 Okay, now resize it. 00:01:46.385 --> 00:01:49.427 If you are pressing shift while we are resizing it, 00:01:49.601 --> 00:01:53.915 you’re going to be able to do it in a 00:01:54.535 --> 00:01:57.087 rational way. 00:01:57.151 --> 00:02:01.875 So more or less that the ratio is preserved. 00:02:02.415 --> 00:02:04.951 And we are going to try to match the size 00:02:05.023 --> 00:02:06.155 a little bit. 00:02:06.855 --> 00:02:12.383 Something like this, for instance, I tend to leave a 00:02:12.399 --> 00:02:15.239 couple of seam helpers outside. 00:02:15.327 --> 00:02:17.289 So something like this would be nice. 00:02:17.407 --> 00:02:18.461 You wouldn’t have to do it. 00:02:18.493 --> 00:02:20.949 You can even change that afterwards if you want to. 00:02:20.997 --> 00:02:22.421 But let’s do it like this. 00:02:22.533 --> 00:02:25.185 And as you can see, we are now putting this 00:02:25.805 --> 00:02:28.397 part of the texture on our model underneath. 00:02:28.461 --> 00:02:30.745 As you can see there is some model underneath. 00:02:31.645 --> 00:02:36.005 Now just double click or use right click apley or 00:02:36.045 --> 00:02:37.181 apply in this case. 00:02:37.293 --> 00:02:40.277 And as you can see, we have put on the 00:02:40.341 --> 00:02:44.583 color of our texture there to our model. 00:02:44.719 --> 00:02:48.119 If there would be something on the texture on this, 00:02:48.207 --> 00:02:49.759 it would of course show up too. 00:02:49.847 --> 00:02:52.399 If you have this button activated at least. 00:02:52.447 --> 00:02:54.367 So show decals should be on. 00:02:54.551 --> 00:02:56.863 Okay, so this is the first one. 00:02:56.919 --> 00:02:59.855 And if you have a look at the newly created 00:02:59.895 --> 00:03:02.287 decol at this point, you see that there is an 00:03:02.311 --> 00:03:04.703 image now and there are stamps for the image and 00:03:04.719 --> 00:03:06.783 the stamp is more or less what we are looking 00:03:06.839 --> 00:03:07.295 at. 00:03:07.415 --> 00:03:08.755 One stamp was. 00:03:09.075 --> 00:03:12.395 Yeah, like more or less a post stamp or something 00:03:12.475 --> 00:03:15.331 is something that you project on your object and that 00:03:15.363 --> 00:03:16.179 will stay there. 00:03:16.227 --> 00:03:18.531 So if you are for instance moving around this point 00:03:18.563 --> 00:03:21.547 or something, it will still be connected to that and 00:03:21.571 --> 00:03:22.715 will move with it. 00:03:22.835 --> 00:03:25.459 So it’s not a projection or something, but a stamp 00:03:25.507 --> 00:03:26.507 in this case. 00:03:26.691 --> 00:03:30.923 And yeah, and as you can see, this is more 00:03:30.939 --> 00:03:31.819 or less the first part. 00:03:31.867 --> 00:03:34.283 And now we would have to go through each of 00:03:34.299 --> 00:03:34.855 them. 00:03:35.215 --> 00:03:36.343 This is a manual approach. 00:03:36.399 --> 00:03:38.711 Just to let you know, we have a different one 00:03:38.743 --> 00:03:39.271 too. 00:03:39.423 --> 00:03:41.895 This is more or less the front of the box 00:03:41.935 --> 00:03:42.351 here. 00:03:42.463 --> 00:03:45.183 So two in this case on the keypad or if 00:03:45.199 --> 00:03:46.855 you want to have a look at this, it’s front 00:03:46.895 --> 00:03:47.119 view. 00:03:47.167 --> 00:03:48.711 So the front of the box. 00:03:48.903 --> 00:03:51.031 Now we can for instance go to the back view 00:03:51.063 --> 00:03:54.551 or whatever you want to achieve there and go through 00:03:54.583 --> 00:03:55.087 it. 00:03:55.231 --> 00:03:57.287 If I’m having a look here, we are not going 00:03:57.311 --> 00:04:02.377 to go with the back view or we could. 00:04:02.481 --> 00:04:04.489 It’s a green one, so we can of course do 00:04:04.497 --> 00:04:04.817 that too. 00:04:04.841 --> 00:04:07.593 It doesn’t really matter in which order we are going 00:04:07.609 --> 00:04:08.425 to do that. 00:04:08.585 --> 00:04:13.685 So let’s go to our back view in this case 00:04:14.025 --> 00:04:21.345 and I’m going to put it here more or less 00:04:21.385 --> 00:04:23.081 the same size would be cool. 00:04:23.233 --> 00:04:24.273 Don’t resize. 00:04:24.409 --> 00:04:25.645 That wouldn’t be good. 00:04:27.595 --> 00:04:30.091 You can of course use a resizing tool and stuff 00:04:30.123 --> 00:04:32.155 like that too if you want to, but I wouldn’t 00:04:32.275 --> 00:04:35.483 in this case because it’s not very helpful. 00:04:35.619 --> 00:04:37.819 So this is a top view at the moment. 00:04:37.987 --> 00:04:39.811 So let’s see where we are going to put that 00:04:39.843 --> 00:04:40.415 one. 00:04:41.995 --> 00:04:45.851 Top view would for instance be the red one for 00:04:45.883 --> 00:04:46.123 us. 00:04:46.179 --> 00:04:48.451 Now that’s up to you. 00:04:48.483 --> 00:04:51.755 If you use this or any kind of other options 00:04:51.795 --> 00:04:53.135 there, it doesn’t really matter. 00:04:53.495 --> 00:04:57.527 And the bottom view would be the brighter blue color. 00:04:57.711 --> 00:04:59.279 So let’s see. 00:04:59.407 --> 00:05:00.915 Bottom is this. 00:05:02.215 --> 00:05:07.355 We should of course name our stamps in this case. 00:05:07.695 --> 00:05:09.415 It’s just helpful later on. 00:05:09.455 --> 00:05:11.487 You don’t really have to, but it’s helpful to have 00:05:11.511 --> 00:05:12.103 that. 00:05:12.279 --> 00:05:16.191 And this was front, bottom, top. 00:05:16.383 --> 00:05:19.925 Now we are at the bottom at. 00:05:21.465 --> 00:05:23.097 Oh, sorry, this wasn’t button. 00:05:23.161 --> 00:05:28.769 This was front and behind or something. 00:05:28.817 --> 00:05:32.085 What Is this called back view? Sorry, back. 00:05:32.465 --> 00:05:36.529 Okay, then we are going to have to go to 00:05:36.577 --> 00:05:37.417 that part. 00:05:37.561 --> 00:05:38.121 Okay. 00:05:38.193 --> 00:05:44.365 And we are going to use this in this case. 00:05:45.065 --> 00:05:46.565 Put it on there too. 00:05:49.665 --> 00:05:53.697 Okay, now we have one part around or whatever, or 00:05:53.721 --> 00:05:54.805 one slice around. 00:05:55.425 --> 00:05:58.033 If we are now going to the front view again, 00:05:58.089 --> 00:05:59.769 the next part would be this one. 00:05:59.817 --> 00:06:02.965 So this is a right part, if I’m not wrong, 00:06:04.225 --> 00:06:05.249 probably at least. 00:06:05.337 --> 00:06:07.925 Right? Yes. 00:06:08.225 --> 00:06:11.319 And now we are going to add that one too. 00:06:11.447 --> 00:06:12.631 Could be this, could be this. 00:06:12.663 --> 00:06:13.471 Whatever you want to. 00:06:13.503 --> 00:06:16.727 I’m going to use the yellow or orange one in 00:06:16.751 --> 00:06:17.555 this case. 00:06:18.535 --> 00:06:19.395 Okay. 00:06:19.775 --> 00:06:21.915 And now go to the other part. 00:06:22.375 --> 00:06:35.583 Same thing again like this as mentioned before, try to 00:06:35.719 --> 00:06:37.357 match the size a little to. 00:06:37.491 --> 00:06:39.793 And now we should be through it. 00:06:39.969 --> 00:06:42.765 So this is bottom. 00:06:43.825 --> 00:06:49.057 Then we made the right one and I think this 00:06:49.081 --> 00:06:50.285 is the left one. 00:06:50.825 --> 00:06:51.241 Okay. 00:06:51.273 --> 00:06:53.729 As you can see, you can name all your different 00:06:53.777 --> 00:06:56.145 stamps just to be able to use it later on. 00:06:56.185 --> 00:06:57.857 And if you want to have a look at the 00:06:57.881 --> 00:07:00.601 UV map now you can go to the decol here, 00:07:00.713 --> 00:07:01.905 right click and go to edit. 00:07:01.945 --> 00:07:04.305 And as you can see, this is our UV mapping 00:07:04.345 --> 00:07:06.941 in this case with the seams and stuff like that. 00:07:06.973 --> 00:07:07.965 You don’t have to do it. 00:07:08.045 --> 00:07:11.077 As I mentioned before, you can keep the seams out 00:07:11.101 --> 00:07:15.085 of this and just do it like putting all together 00:07:15.165 --> 00:07:15.837 there. 00:07:16.021 --> 00:07:18.541 This would be the manual approach to do something like 00:07:18.573 --> 00:07:18.909 this. 00:07:18.997 --> 00:07:24.981 Okay, now we have a fully colored box in this 00:07:25.013 --> 00:07:26.189 case and it would be nice. 00:07:26.237 --> 00:07:29.381 And of course you can do the same with something 00:07:29.573 --> 00:07:30.045 different. 00:07:30.125 --> 00:07:32.389 For instance, with a box two in this case. 00:07:32.437 --> 00:07:36.363 Box two is just the same thing, but it’s subdivided 00:07:36.419 --> 00:07:37.291 one time. 00:07:37.483 --> 00:07:39.323 And the good thing about it is of course you 00:07:39.339 --> 00:07:42.175 can do exactly the same here too. 00:07:42.995 --> 00:07:45.895 Put everything on there and it should work too. 00:07:50.355 --> 00:07:53.211 Of course you wouldn’t do it now with just one 00:07:53.243 --> 00:07:56.547 of those, but you would do it with several of 00:07:56.571 --> 00:07:58.415 those in this case. 00:08:00.285 --> 00:08:02.885 This is of course a pretty manual approach. 00:08:02.965 --> 00:08:05.181 And so we are going to have a look at 00:08:05.213 --> 00:08:06.125 a different thing. 00:08:06.205 --> 00:08:08.997 We can do the next thing. 00:08:09.061 --> 00:08:13.877 Especially if you have only very few patches available, it’s 00:08:13.941 --> 00:08:15.585 going to be much easier. 00:08:18.205 --> 00:08:20.785 Let’s call this box 1B. 00:08:21.885 --> 00:08:24.305 If we are going to copy it over here. 00:08:25.415 --> 00:08:26.495 Get rid of this. 00:08:26.575 --> 00:08:30.035 Okay, and have a look at this. 00:08:30.335 --> 00:08:34.111 Now you can just go give for instance your box 00:08:34.223 --> 00:08:35.959 some kind of a color or whatever. 00:08:36.087 --> 00:08:38.647 You don’t have to at least, but I like to 00:08:38.671 --> 00:08:41.735 do it because it’s easier to see what’s happening there. 00:08:41.775 --> 00:08:43.711 So if we are going to give it a color, 00:08:43.863 --> 00:08:49.047 we can now go to this and use Bake Surface. 00:08:49.231 --> 00:08:53.761 Bake Surface does nothing else but creating its own decals 00:08:53.833 --> 00:09:02.845 in the end takes a little, sometimes pretty long. 00:09:04.505 --> 00:09:05.325 Okay. 00:09:05.865 --> 00:09:07.801 And as you can see, we have a couple of 00:09:07.833 --> 00:09:12.681 different new textures available now with specularity, intensity and stuff 00:09:12.713 --> 00:09:13.169 like that. 00:09:13.257 --> 00:09:14.805 We are not going to use that. 00:09:15.425 --> 00:09:17.513 The only thing we are going to use is in 00:09:17.529 --> 00:09:19.085 the end the color part. 00:09:19.895 --> 00:09:22.639 I’m not going to go into the depths with all 00:09:22.647 --> 00:09:25.015 the maps types and stuff like that that are available. 00:09:25.135 --> 00:09:26.455 We’re not going to use that. 00:09:26.535 --> 00:09:29.079 We are just going to get rid of everything else 00:09:29.127 --> 00:09:31.435 and just use the color part here. 00:09:31.855 --> 00:09:32.915 Okay. 00:09:34.895 --> 00:09:37.247 If you did that, you can for instance save this 00:09:37.351 --> 00:09:39.391 to wherever you want it to be. 00:09:39.503 --> 00:09:43.967 In this case it’s saved close to the project. 00:09:44.071 --> 00:09:47.081 I’m one who likes to put it in here, but 00:09:47.113 --> 00:09:48.365 it doesn’t really matter. 00:09:48.665 --> 00:09:50.925 And now this should be fine. 00:09:51.865 --> 00:09:54.561 As you can see, nothing changed, more or less. 00:09:54.633 --> 00:09:56.825 So the good thing about it is we can now 00:09:56.865 --> 00:09:59.537 just give for instance this a different color. 00:09:59.641 --> 00:10:02.721 And as you can see, the decol is overwriting our 00:10:02.793 --> 00:10:05.365 color mapping of the object itself. 00:10:05.665 --> 00:10:09.313 So if we have a look at the UV map 00:10:09.369 --> 00:10:14.011 again, as you can see, it created an automatically aligned 00:10:14.123 --> 00:10:16.315 UV map, but not in the standard way. 00:10:16.355 --> 00:10:19.203 You may already know, but it’s more or less all 00:10:19.259 --> 00:10:24.291 uniform sizes of these UVs, which is pretty fine for 00:10:24.323 --> 00:10:25.795 this case and scenario. 00:10:25.835 --> 00:10:27.899 You don’t have to worry much about it. 00:10:27.987 --> 00:10:30.411 You just would have to find out which of these 00:10:30.563 --> 00:10:33.003 is more or less the part you want there. 00:10:33.099 --> 00:10:36.595 And it would still be working and would be pretty 00:10:36.635 --> 00:10:37.215 fine. 00:10:37.675 --> 00:10:40.931 But the problem about something like that is not with 00:10:41.003 --> 00:10:41.815 boxes. 00:10:42.835 --> 00:10:46.659 If you are going to go to the more complex 00:10:46.747 --> 00:10:50.895 parts, like the Waze, for instance, this might already be 00:10:51.355 --> 00:10:52.043 trouble. 00:10:52.179 --> 00:10:53.255 So let’s see. 00:10:54.915 --> 00:10:59.923 Going to the race in this case, it’s much more 00:10:59.979 --> 00:11:03.131 helpful to use a different kind of mapping for your 00:11:03.163 --> 00:11:04.369 decolon. 00:11:04.407 --> 00:11:06.357 So let’s have a look at what we are going 00:11:06.381 --> 00:11:07.461 to do here. 00:11:07.653 --> 00:11:10.757 I’m going to just create a new one and in 00:11:10.781 --> 00:11:13.661 this case it’s important to know, or good to know 00:11:13.693 --> 00:11:16.933 at least that you will need something that is more 00:11:16.989 --> 00:11:19.145 white than inside. 00:11:19.525 --> 00:11:31.969 So let’s say we’ve got maybe something like this and 00:11:32.057 --> 00:11:34.273 in this case we can do the same again. 00:11:34.329 --> 00:11:37.365 I’m just going to give it some kind of a 00:11:38.105 --> 00:11:38.657 gradient. 00:11:38.721 --> 00:11:45.289 In this case it’s not about being nice or looking 00:11:45.337 --> 00:11:48.105 nice, it’s about showing you what’s going on. 00:11:48.225 --> 00:11:50.977 So this is a gradient in the pixel map then. 00:11:51.081 --> 00:11:52.805 And we are going to use that. 00:11:53.825 --> 00:11:56.081 Put it as a JPEG out. 00:11:56.113 --> 00:11:59.651 You can of course use different kinds types here. 00:11:59.843 --> 00:12:01.531 Best ones are jpeg. 00:12:01.643 --> 00:12:03.955 You can use PSDS as its own. 00:12:03.995 --> 00:12:08.243 I’m not using it for the reason I didn’t do 00:12:08.259 --> 00:12:08.635 it before. 00:12:08.675 --> 00:12:10.715 But you can use it nowadays. 00:12:10.875 --> 00:12:12.467 JPEG would be fine. 00:12:12.611 --> 00:12:16.587 PNG is fine, TGA is fine. 00:12:16.651 --> 00:12:18.979 Those are the best ones, I think TIFF is too. 00:12:19.107 --> 00:12:23.747 But use tga, JPEG or PNG for most of your 00:12:23.771 --> 00:12:24.019 stuff. 00:12:24.067 --> 00:12:27.525 That’s just the common file formats which are more or 00:12:27.525 --> 00:12:28.893 less supported by everybody. 00:12:28.949 --> 00:12:31.053 And so we are going to use that. 00:12:31.229 --> 00:12:34.325 And in this case I’m going to call this race 00:12:34.405 --> 00:12:35.145 color. 00:12:36.365 --> 00:12:38.345 So it’s a color map of the Waze. 00:12:38.805 --> 00:12:48.021 And now we can just import that again, put it 00:12:48.053 --> 00:12:49.269 here, decol. 00:12:49.437 --> 00:12:50.425 There we go. 00:12:50.835 --> 00:12:52.747 What you need to do, or what you should do 00:12:52.771 --> 00:12:55.707 in this case is now you should change the application 00:12:55.771 --> 00:12:57.867 method to cylindrical. 00:12:57.931 --> 00:12:59.963 In this case is probably the best one. 00:13:00.099 --> 00:13:01.895 So use this one. 00:13:02.635 --> 00:13:09.615 And now we can for instance, put it somewhere here. 00:13:12.235 --> 00:13:15.537 And the important thing is that. 00:13:15.651 --> 00:13:18.269 And this is now more or less going from one 00:13:18.317 --> 00:13:19.213 color to the other. 00:13:19.269 --> 00:13:22.917 And then you have a seam, of course, because think 00:13:22.941 --> 00:13:23.789 of it like this. 00:13:23.877 --> 00:13:26.173 This is one side of the map and this is 00:13:26.189 --> 00:13:27.101 the other side of the map. 00:13:27.133 --> 00:13:29.661 And if they are not matching each other, you are 00:13:29.693 --> 00:13:30.773 going to have a theme. 00:13:30.869 --> 00:13:33.333 So what you can do for instance is in our 00:13:33.389 --> 00:13:35.745 case, we could do something like this. 00:13:39.885 --> 00:13:45.015 I’m going to resave that now, so just save it. 00:13:45.055 --> 00:13:48.263 I did it with a shortcut of the keyboard, in 00:13:48.279 --> 00:13:49.975 this case, reload the image. 00:13:50.015 --> 00:13:55.735 And as you can see, we got our seamless texture 00:13:55.775 --> 00:13:56.375 on it. 00:13:56.495 --> 00:13:58.255 This is because this is a lathe object. 00:13:58.335 --> 00:14:00.911 So there are different kind of application methods. 00:14:00.943 --> 00:14:03.079 You can change them afterwards too. 00:14:03.207 --> 00:14:06.463 So as you can see, we have application method cylindrical, 00:14:06.559 --> 00:14:07.469 planar. 00:14:07.647 --> 00:14:10.801 So this is the stamp way, the normal way, and 00:14:10.873 --> 00:14:11.645 spherical. 00:14:12.745 --> 00:14:16.177 Those are pretty fine for exactly the objects we want 00:14:16.201 --> 00:14:17.205 to put there. 00:14:17.665 --> 00:14:21.505 Some people, like Robert, for instance, use that in a 00:14:21.545 --> 00:14:22.657 more extensive way. 00:14:22.721 --> 00:14:28.745 So they are often using the texture itself with cylindrical 00:14:28.785 --> 00:14:31.125 mapping all over the place there. 00:14:31.625 --> 00:14:32.985 I’m not that much into that. 00:14:33.025 --> 00:14:34.179 But you can do it. 00:14:34.297 --> 00:14:35.039 It doesn’t matter. 00:14:35.127 --> 00:14:37.607 It helps in some situations and it’s very, very easy 00:14:37.631 --> 00:14:38.871 to apply them. 00:14:39.063 --> 00:14:43.527 And the problem is something like this cannot be mapped 00:14:43.591 --> 00:14:47.375 like that, for instance, in the TOM model here. 00:14:47.415 --> 00:14:52.023 It’s just too complex and in many situations this might 00:14:52.119 --> 00:14:54.715 result in different kind of problems. 00:14:55.015 --> 00:14:58.311 So how to more or less unwrap this or do 00:14:58.343 --> 00:15:02.397 something with it? There are different approaches to unwrapping, of 00:15:02.421 --> 00:15:03.229 course, can be done. 00:15:03.277 --> 00:15:05.653 And so if you want to do that you would, 00:15:05.749 --> 00:15:09.469 for instance, just hide everything else that you’re not working 00:15:09.517 --> 00:15:09.749 on. 00:15:09.797 --> 00:15:11.133 Like this, for instance. 00:15:11.309 --> 00:15:12.865 And now you could. 00:15:13.725 --> 00:15:15.225 There is something missing. 00:15:16.485 --> 00:15:18.225 Give me one second. 00:15:19.965 --> 00:15:21.253 This too, please. 00:15:21.349 --> 00:15:21.917 Yeah. 00:15:22.061 --> 00:15:22.709 Okay. 00:15:22.837 --> 00:15:25.429 So in this case you would for instance use Sarah, 00:15:25.477 --> 00:15:26.125 use Tom. 00:15:26.205 --> 00:15:30.025 You would do a new texture on him probably. 00:15:31.845 --> 00:15:33.661 So let’s do that too. 00:15:33.853 --> 00:15:37.781 Something like this, you would use that. 00:15:37.853 --> 00:15:38.905 Save it out. 00:15:39.445 --> 00:15:42.105 I’m calling it tomcolor. 00:15:43.845 --> 00:15:45.145 Put it in there. 00:15:46.485 --> 00:15:51.505 And now we are going to import it back in, 00:15:52.215 --> 00:15:56.015 putting it on here, going to decol in this case. 00:15:56.175 --> 00:15:58.815 And as you can see more or less, this is 00:15:58.855 --> 00:16:00.511 already a UV mapping. 00:16:00.623 --> 00:16:03.047 Maybe not the best one, but I’m going to show 00:16:03.071 --> 00:16:05.743 you how to do it in a different way later 00:16:05.799 --> 00:16:06.395 on. 00:16:06.735 --> 00:16:09.335 Now just make sure that Tom is covered. 00:16:09.375 --> 00:16:11.815 And in the end this is only the front view. 00:16:11.895 --> 00:16:15.807 So think about it as you need twice as much 00:16:15.951 --> 00:16:16.795 at least. 00:16:18.665 --> 00:16:23.085 So make the map a little bit larger. 00:16:24.665 --> 00:16:26.481 Something like that should be fine. 00:16:26.633 --> 00:16:32.193 In the end you could use a non vertical whatever 00:16:32.249 --> 00:16:37.345 so that it’s not this kind of a shape. 00:16:37.385 --> 00:16:39.449 But you could for instance do it with a rectangle 00:16:39.497 --> 00:16:40.405 shape too. 00:16:40.865 --> 00:16:41.585 Let’s do that. 00:16:41.625 --> 00:16:44.205 Why not? It doesn’t really matter. 00:16:44.645 --> 00:16:46.625 It’s easier to understand then. 00:16:46.965 --> 00:16:50.469 So let’s do this. 00:16:50.637 --> 00:16:54.285 We are not constraining properties and we are going to 00:16:54.325 --> 00:16:56.625 go with 720 or whatever. 00:16:57.085 --> 00:16:58.865 That’s maybe a little bit too low. 00:17:00.605 --> 00:17:06.533 No, we are going to want half of that. 00:17:06.629 --> 00:17:17.262 So it’s probably something like this. 00:17:17.318 --> 00:17:20.234 Or in this case we can just go with this. 00:17:20.854 --> 00:17:28.950 Okay, so now just resave that wrong dialog and put 00:17:28.982 --> 00:17:29.954 it in again. 00:17:30.894 --> 00:17:31.750 Reload the image. 00:17:31.782 --> 00:17:32.598 We got it. 00:17:32.726 --> 00:17:33.870 Put it in here. 00:17:34.022 --> 00:17:38.417 Make a decolon, put the decal in the right size 00:17:38.481 --> 00:17:42.605 here, for instance, something like this. 00:17:44.825 --> 00:17:46.961 Give it a little bit of space because later on 00:17:46.993 --> 00:17:48.405 we are going to use that. 00:17:49.025 --> 00:17:52.809 And now, for instance, you can do that very important, 00:17:52.897 --> 00:17:56.977 zoom in as much as you can, because very small 00:17:57.041 --> 00:17:59.457 patches, for instance, are not covered otherwise. 00:17:59.641 --> 00:18:02.121 So really do it as much as you can and 00:18:02.153 --> 00:18:04.665 everything that is visible at the moment should be covered 00:18:04.705 --> 00:18:05.285 now. 00:18:05.785 --> 00:18:08.193 And if you do that, we can have a look 00:18:08.249 --> 00:18:08.777 at. 00:18:08.921 --> 00:18:11.685 I think the first one isn’t necessary anymore. 00:18:12.105 --> 00:18:15.041 We can have a look at the UV map again. 00:18:15.073 --> 00:18:16.993 And as you can see, here is our UV map. 00:18:17.089 --> 00:18:19.985 You could do it now that you are going through 00:18:20.025 --> 00:18:23.353 this and just spreading it out by hand, more or 00:18:23.369 --> 00:18:26.885 less in this case, something like this. 00:18:28.505 --> 00:18:31.885 And do that in the UV editor here. 00:18:32.725 --> 00:18:36.349 Good thing about it is you’re not changing anything in 00:18:36.397 --> 00:18:39.997 the model itself like that. 00:18:40.141 --> 00:18:42.205 The bad thing about it is that if you are 00:18:42.245 --> 00:18:46.437 changing later on stuff, for instance, you would have to 00:18:46.461 --> 00:18:47.253 do it again. 00:18:47.309 --> 00:18:49.861 And that’s something you don’t want to do in this 00:18:49.893 --> 00:18:54.261 case, especially if you, for instance, want to have different 00:18:54.293 --> 00:18:57.261 kind of textures on the same size but with different 00:18:57.293 --> 00:19:00.145 kind of things on them maybe or something. 00:19:01.375 --> 00:19:06.195 So one of the UV maps is always only applied 00:19:07.655 --> 00:19:10.367 to the texture itself or to the decol we are 00:19:10.391 --> 00:19:11.255 using it with. 00:19:11.375 --> 00:19:14.967 You can apply different kind of images to that, so 00:19:15.031 --> 00:19:15.735 color. 00:19:15.895 --> 00:19:19.047 And you can even stack different color ones over each 00:19:19.071 --> 00:19:19.327 other. 00:19:19.391 --> 00:19:23.207 So for instance, make one only 50% of opacity. 00:19:23.351 --> 00:19:28.575 Or you could use for instance, transparent images and cover 00:19:28.615 --> 00:19:30.911 them up by each other and stuff like that. 00:19:31.063 --> 00:19:33.487 But all of that is not really what we are 00:19:33.511 --> 00:19:35.035 going to do in this case. 00:19:36.255 --> 00:19:39.015 We are just trying to unwrap it. 00:19:39.055 --> 00:19:41.475 And as mentioned before, you could do it like this. 00:19:41.855 --> 00:19:43.783 Now what you would have to do is of course 00:19:43.839 --> 00:19:45.927 do the same with the backside of him. 00:19:46.071 --> 00:19:48.035 So just go to that part. 00:19:49.335 --> 00:19:51.895 Now I’m just going to leave it like it is 00:19:51.935 --> 00:19:55.451 there and I’m going to go and move it over 00:19:55.523 --> 00:19:56.019 again. 00:19:56.147 --> 00:19:57.375 Put it in here. 00:19:57.755 --> 00:20:02.771 Zoom in and press apg. 00:20:02.923 --> 00:20:03.315 Okay. 00:20:03.355 --> 00:20:04.255 Or apply. 00:20:04.995 --> 00:20:11.219 This is front, this is back. 00:20:11.387 --> 00:20:11.755 Okay. 00:20:11.795 --> 00:20:14.379 And now you would be able to, for instance, paint 00:20:14.427 --> 00:20:20.275 in your Photoshop or whatever on that map to create 00:20:20.315 --> 00:20:21.331 whatever you want there. 00:20:21.403 --> 00:20:23.819 And give me one second. 00:20:23.907 --> 00:20:26.055 I thought there was an option. 00:20:27.955 --> 00:20:30.035 I think you have to go to the UV map 00:20:30.075 --> 00:20:30.387 editor. 00:20:30.451 --> 00:20:33.179 Yeah, okay, I’m not using that one. 00:20:33.227 --> 00:20:38.895 But it’s somehow a nice one if I’m not wrong. 00:20:50.365 --> 00:20:51.453 Nope, I don’t remember. 00:20:51.509 --> 00:20:55.797 There is some kind of combination, I think, where you 00:20:55.821 --> 00:20:58.717 can for instance just export this now so you don’t 00:20:58.741 --> 00:21:00.957 have to do it with a screenshot or something. 00:21:01.101 --> 00:21:01.749 But whatever. 00:21:01.797 --> 00:21:06.037 We can do a screenshot now and use for instance, 00:21:06.101 --> 00:21:08.661 this snipping tool in this case for Windows. 00:21:08.693 --> 00:21:11.485 And there are of course other possibilities too. 00:21:11.945 --> 00:21:16.593 Copy that out, bring it over to for instance, Photoshop 00:21:16.649 --> 00:21:20.897 in this case, put this in, rescale it if it’s 00:21:20.921 --> 00:21:24.641 not the right size, which is pretty normal for a 00:21:24.673 --> 00:21:28.009 screenshot, because a screenshot is of course not the same 00:21:28.057 --> 00:21:28.845 resolution. 00:21:29.545 --> 00:21:32.065 And now you could for instance, start painting on him 00:21:32.105 --> 00:21:33.169 and do stuff with him. 00:21:33.217 --> 00:21:36.175 So for instance, this is a front, as we know. 00:21:36.305 --> 00:21:40.243 And I could now for instance put on something like 00:21:40.299 --> 00:21:41.375 this on him. 00:21:52.315 --> 00:21:53.255 Okay. 00:21:54.275 --> 00:21:56.667 This is just to show you what’s going on there 00:21:56.771 --> 00:21:58.815 and what will happen here. 00:21:59.115 --> 00:22:03.521 So why do we have to do more or less 00:22:03.553 --> 00:22:06.105 an unwrapping? It’s more or less the seams at this 00:22:06.145 --> 00:22:08.033 part would be stretched. 00:22:08.209 --> 00:22:09.993 So if you are going to put any kind of 00:22:10.049 --> 00:22:12.777 texture on it, you have to think of it that 00:22:12.881 --> 00:22:16.553 this representation of pixels we see here is now more 00:22:16.569 --> 00:22:19.321 or less the one we would see from the top 00:22:19.353 --> 00:22:20.553 of a model, too. 00:22:20.689 --> 00:22:22.285 So let’s have a look at that. 00:22:22.905 --> 00:22:26.785 As you can see here is of course, a larger 00:22:26.825 --> 00:22:29.305 surface area than we can see from the front. 00:22:29.345 --> 00:22:31.081 And like that, we would have to spread it out 00:22:31.113 --> 00:22:34.641 like this to make up for that moment. 00:22:34.753 --> 00:22:36.725 But we don’t have to think about that. 00:22:38.305 --> 00:22:41.761 I did a little bit of a bad thing here. 00:22:41.793 --> 00:22:43.465 I would have to do it on a new layer 00:22:43.505 --> 00:22:44.113 in this case. 00:22:44.169 --> 00:22:46.353 So painting should be done on the new layer and 00:22:46.369 --> 00:22:49.617 not on the part below it. 00:22:49.721 --> 00:22:52.241 Let’s get rid of that again. 00:22:52.353 --> 00:22:53.405 Sorry for that. 00:22:54.825 --> 00:22:56.005 Put that in. 00:23:00.955 --> 00:23:04.095 Okay, there we go. 00:23:05.115 --> 00:23:08.971 And let’s do something like this on its front. 00:23:09.083 --> 00:23:10.971 And as you can see, we can now get rid 00:23:11.003 --> 00:23:12.315 of our part here. 00:23:12.395 --> 00:23:18.655 Just resave this to our new texture format. 00:23:19.074 --> 00:23:24.840 I think it was tomcolor put it in and now 00:23:24.873 --> 00:23:27.725 we should see it if we are reloading at least 00:23:29.985 --> 00:23:31.313 and I got the right one. 00:23:31.409 --> 00:23:32.525 Doesn’t seem so. 00:23:34.625 --> 00:23:37.553 If not, I’m going to reapply the texture. 00:23:37.689 --> 00:23:38.845 Doesn’t really matter. 00:23:42.105 --> 00:23:43.361 Tom color. 00:23:43.473 --> 00:23:44.217 Yeah. 00:23:44.401 --> 00:23:45.205 Okay. 00:23:46.585 --> 00:23:49.025 And let’s see what’s happening here. 00:23:49.065 --> 00:23:50.435 Yeah, there you go. 00:23:50.595 --> 00:23:53.535 We’ve got more or less our texture on him now 00:23:53.915 --> 00:23:55.635 with the front and the back part. 00:23:55.675 --> 00:23:56.939 And as you can see, there is a little bit 00:23:56.947 --> 00:24:00.603 of a stretching in our texture because of the seams. 00:24:00.779 --> 00:24:04.291 And this is, of course, one of some possibilities here. 00:24:04.323 --> 00:24:06.339 There are different kinds of other options. 00:24:06.387 --> 00:24:08.163 For instance, you can flatten that. 00:24:08.339 --> 00:24:11.051 You can do that in a pose in this case. 00:24:11.123 --> 00:24:14.135 I don’t use poses for that. 00:24:14.475 --> 00:24:15.659 I use actions. 00:24:15.707 --> 00:24:19.211 You can do it with pose, too, but the pose 00:24:19.243 --> 00:24:20.187 would be that. 00:24:20.331 --> 00:24:21.963 Yeah, pretty useless in the end. 00:24:22.019 --> 00:24:31.211 So I just use this, call it action unwrap, for 00:24:31.243 --> 00:24:31.935 instance. 00:24:32.395 --> 00:24:38.355 And I would now just go in and for instance, 00:24:38.475 --> 00:24:41.283 use this part like this. 00:24:41.459 --> 00:24:43.379 And now you can, of course, stretch it out and 00:24:43.387 --> 00:24:45.259 you don’t have to care much about everything. 00:24:45.307 --> 00:24:47.365 And the good thing is, if you are going to 00:24:47.405 --> 00:24:50.173 apply some other textures to it later on or something, 00:24:50.229 --> 00:24:55.413 you can reuse more or less the flattening you already 00:24:55.469 --> 00:24:58.245 did here later on. 00:24:58.405 --> 00:25:01.213 Don’t be concerned about that there is some kind of 00:25:01.229 --> 00:25:05.173 a curvature or something on there, because this is really 00:25:05.229 --> 00:25:08.653 just in our texture in this case, in our action. 00:25:08.709 --> 00:25:10.581 In this case, we are not going to change the 00:25:10.653 --> 00:25:11.673 model itself. 00:25:11.829 --> 00:25:15.325 And as long as you are not putting that one 00:25:15.625 --> 00:25:19.721 on top of your character in A core or something. 00:25:19.873 --> 00:25:24.205 It’s not going to affect you anyway, so. 00:25:30.825 --> 00:25:32.929 And I’m not going to do it for the whole 00:25:32.977 --> 00:25:35.657 character or something now, just to show you what can 00:25:35.681 --> 00:25:38.785 be done here to get rid of this seam problem 00:25:38.865 --> 00:25:40.565 and the area problem. 00:25:42.345 --> 00:25:45.633 This would be one of the ways to get around 00:25:45.689 --> 00:25:46.685 that problem. 00:25:47.505 --> 00:25:48.325 Okay. 00:25:49.465 --> 00:25:53.721 It has a couple of different disadvantages compared to the 00:25:53.753 --> 00:25:54.849 color one here. 00:25:54.977 --> 00:25:57.401 Because the good thing about this is that you can 00:25:57.433 --> 00:26:00.705 for instance, cut off more or less one of the 00:26:00.745 --> 00:26:01.353 patches here. 00:26:01.409 --> 00:26:05.131 So if you want to just hit the string or 00:26:05.163 --> 00:26:09.427 Steuerung control in English and use it around. 00:26:09.531 --> 00:26:13.435 And you can for instance, just do this with it. 00:26:13.555 --> 00:26:17.539 And if you want to reattach it, that’s possible too, 00:26:17.587 --> 00:26:18.855 if I’m not wrong. 00:26:22.515 --> 00:26:25.735 I’m not really doing that that much anymore. 00:26:27.395 --> 00:26:31.845 There’s some kind of a key component combination for that. 00:26:31.885 --> 00:26:33.917 I would have to look that up later on. 00:26:34.021 --> 00:26:36.829 We’ll tell you about it later on under the video 00:26:36.877 --> 00:26:37.525 or something. 00:26:37.645 --> 00:26:40.997 But in the end you can detach stuff and put 00:26:41.021 --> 00:26:45.021 it in a larger way so that not everything is 00:26:45.133 --> 00:26:47.501 affected by it and it doesn’t matter because it’s not 00:26:47.533 --> 00:26:49.305 going to affect your model itself. 00:26:50.205 --> 00:26:54.253 Okay, but all this is of course just a little 00:26:54.309 --> 00:26:56.797 bit much work, more or less. 00:26:56.861 --> 00:26:59.701 And because of that, we are going to use a 00:26:59.733 --> 00:27:01.145 different method for that. 00:27:02.085 --> 00:27:06.341 And to do that, there’s pretty much the same what 00:27:06.373 --> 00:27:08.677 we did in the second part with the box one 00:27:08.741 --> 00:27:09.605 part here. 00:27:09.765 --> 00:27:12.805 So I’m going to do exactly that. 00:27:12.965 --> 00:27:18.465 Let’s save that maybe to another part here. 00:27:19.965 --> 00:27:22.797 And what we can do is we can use Weave 00:27:22.901 --> 00:27:26.367 Bake Surface again and in this case hit the shift 00:27:26.431 --> 00:27:29.527 key to bring up this dialog if you are clicking 00:27:29.551 --> 00:27:30.151 on that. 00:27:30.263 --> 00:27:32.903 And as you can see, we have now different options 00:27:32.959 --> 00:27:35.135 to create different texture sizes here. 00:27:35.175 --> 00:27:40.911 Up to 8,000 pixels in one dimension, more or less. 00:27:41.063 --> 00:27:46.347 And I’m going to use 2084. 00:27:46.563 --> 00:27:48.507 Sorry, wrong. 00:27:48.723 --> 00:27:51.719 48 was right to do this. 00:27:51.767 --> 00:27:53.015 Margins can be put in. 00:27:53.055 --> 00:27:57.923 So margins are more or less the theme options I 00:27:58.019 --> 00:27:58.939 told you about. 00:27:59.067 --> 00:28:00.859 And here’s a resolution part. 00:28:00.987 --> 00:28:03.971 I’m not even sure what the resolution part itself is 00:28:04.043 --> 00:28:07.819 compared to the max texture size, but I think this 00:28:07.867 --> 00:28:10.251 can be put up pretty high, whatever you want to. 00:28:10.363 --> 00:28:13.627 And then you can overwrite existing files, remove all the 00:28:13.651 --> 00:28:16.535 chords, or remove the decord if you already have something. 00:28:16.995 --> 00:28:22.827 Bake Surface is pretty cool because it really combines everything 00:28:22.891 --> 00:28:25.299 you already put to the character. 00:28:25.347 --> 00:28:28.655 So if you for instance, have already base color, you 00:28:28.735 --> 00:28:31.703 have put on a couple of other decals or something 00:28:31.839 --> 00:28:36.943 you have put on for Instance, let’s say some kind 00:28:36.959 --> 00:28:38.783 of a specularity part and stuff like that. 00:28:38.839 --> 00:28:41.415 It can all be combined into one part. 00:28:41.535 --> 00:28:44.087 But the good thing about it is it’s creating us 00:28:44.231 --> 00:28:48.687 some kind of an automatic UVP in the end or 00:28:48.711 --> 00:28:50.343 UV map in the end. 00:28:50.479 --> 00:28:52.717 Sorry, not uvp, UV map. 00:28:52.911 --> 00:28:55.217 And if I click on that now, it might take 00:28:55.241 --> 00:28:58.525 a little wait for it. 00:29:00.305 --> 00:29:01.645 And there we are. 00:29:01.945 --> 00:29:05.481 We got more or less a couple of different parts 00:29:05.513 --> 00:29:05.945 here again. 00:29:05.985 --> 00:29:09.329 You could for instance, use everything as mentioned before. 00:29:09.457 --> 00:29:10.393 I’m not going to. 00:29:10.449 --> 00:29:14.245 I’m just going to use color part in this case. 00:29:14.585 --> 00:29:17.297 And if we have a look at that now, you 00:29:17.321 --> 00:29:18.633 will see the same structures. 00:29:18.689 --> 00:29:21.921 So the sizes are different then, but they are all 00:29:21.953 --> 00:29:24.609 more or less not connected anymore to each other. 00:29:24.657 --> 00:29:27.321 But that doesn’t matter because in this case we are 00:29:27.353 --> 00:29:30.057 going to use some kind of a painting program, a 00:29:30.081 --> 00:29:31.150 3D painting program. 00:29:31.224 --> 00:29:33.761 In this case there was 3D painter. 00:29:33.793 --> 00:29:34.721 I really liked it. 00:29:34.793 --> 00:29:38.041 But the development has stopped there. 00:29:38.193 --> 00:29:40.729 So what we are going to use is 3D code. 00:29:40.857 --> 00:29:42.169 Pretty nice one too. 00:29:42.337 --> 00:29:44.713 And I’m going to show you what’s going on there. 00:29:44.769 --> 00:29:46.577 So we are going to get rid of these. 00:29:46.681 --> 00:29:47.845 We don’t need them. 00:29:48.825 --> 00:29:50.833 I think that one should be saved. 00:29:50.889 --> 00:29:54.393 Yes, it is already just hit save of the whole 00:29:54.449 --> 00:29:55.417 project then. 00:29:55.561 --> 00:29:57.593 And now what you want to do is you want 00:29:57.609 --> 00:30:01.161 to export this to an OB file. 00:30:01.193 --> 00:30:04.457 In this case you could try to use one of 00:30:04.521 --> 00:30:05.805 the wizards. 00:30:06.945 --> 00:30:09.473 I’m not sure if it’s even available anymore. 00:30:09.529 --> 00:30:10.577 No, I don’t think so. 00:30:10.681 --> 00:30:13.205 Just use the OB version, it’s easier. 00:30:13.675 --> 00:30:16.691 And use for instance 16 polys per patch. 00:30:16.723 --> 00:30:19.691 In this case, everything else should be left like it 00:30:19.723 --> 00:30:20.659 is more or less. 00:30:20.787 --> 00:30:22.375 And put this one. 00:30:22.915 --> 00:30:24.255 Give me one second. 00:30:26.715 --> 00:30:28.015 There we go. 00:30:29.075 --> 00:30:31.731 We are going to put it into some kind of 00:30:31.763 --> 00:30:35.415 an export part, for instance. 00:30:37.355 --> 00:30:39.147 Don’t see something like that at the moment. 00:30:39.211 --> 00:30:41.125 So let’s export. 00:30:43.745 --> 00:30:44.605 Okay. 00:30:45.305 --> 00:30:47.285 And we are going to put it in here. 00:30:48.305 --> 00:30:51.457 And most important, if you are going to import something 00:30:51.521 --> 00:30:54.489 now, make sure that the textures you want to put 00:30:54.537 --> 00:30:59.697 there or on the model itself are available there. 00:30:59.881 --> 00:31:01.489 So just copy that over. 00:31:01.537 --> 00:31:04.297 If it’s not in general it should be. 00:31:04.321 --> 00:31:05.401 And there are options to do it. 00:31:05.433 --> 00:31:06.385 Yeah, there it is. 00:31:06.465 --> 00:31:07.161 Everything is fine. 00:31:07.193 --> 00:31:09.105 Then it got over. 00:31:10.285 --> 00:31:10.701 Okay. 00:31:10.733 --> 00:31:13.141 And then we are going to go to 3D code 00:31:13.173 --> 00:31:15.341 in this case and I’m going to just shut that 00:31:15.373 --> 00:31:15.709 down. 00:31:15.797 --> 00:31:18.821 Go to file in this case import. 00:31:18.893 --> 00:31:21.925 And I’m using model four per pixel painting. 00:31:22.045 --> 00:31:24.157 And if I click on that, I can now go 00:31:24.181 --> 00:31:25.549 to my export folder here. 00:31:25.597 --> 00:31:29.397 Go to Tomob in this case leave everything as it 00:31:29.421 --> 00:31:29.869 is. 00:31:29.997 --> 00:31:33.067 So he’s going to import everything as it should be. 00:31:33.181 --> 00:31:36.535 You shouldn’t do any kind of subdivision or something, otherwise 00:31:36.575 --> 00:31:39.395 you’re not going to be happy with the result. 00:31:39.855 --> 00:31:43.183 Subdivision is done by Animation Master when exporting. 00:31:43.279 --> 00:31:45.519 And as you can see, it’s a pretty nice looking 00:31:45.567 --> 00:31:48.263 model now and we can now paint on it. 00:31:48.439 --> 00:31:50.103 As you can see, here’s the layer part. 00:31:50.159 --> 00:31:54.431 In some situations in 3D code, layers are not available 00:31:54.503 --> 00:31:55.319 at the moment. 00:31:55.447 --> 00:31:58.695 So click on that here, then it’s going to open 00:31:58.735 --> 00:32:00.303 up and as you can see, we have a layer 00:32:00.359 --> 00:32:01.615 bs Tom and so on. 00:32:01.655 --> 00:32:04.191 This is our texture model we are going to want 00:32:04.223 --> 00:32:05.195 to paint on. 00:32:05.335 --> 00:32:06.667 So select that one. 00:32:06.811 --> 00:32:09.731 Go to, I don’t know, any kind of color you 00:32:09.763 --> 00:32:09.955 want. 00:32:09.995 --> 00:32:11.771 For instance, let’s take that one. 00:32:11.883 --> 00:32:15.611 You could of course use different techniques in 3D code 00:32:15.643 --> 00:32:18.147 to project the colors and stuff like that. 00:32:18.171 --> 00:32:20.347 But I’m not going to go into detail there. 00:32:20.451 --> 00:32:22.635 I’m just going to use a pencil in this case 00:32:22.675 --> 00:32:26.051 and I’m just going to print on him some kind 00:32:26.083 --> 00:32:27.971 of a part here. 00:32:28.123 --> 00:32:31.211 As you can see, he is going to try to 00:32:31.243 --> 00:32:36.311 simulate some kind of of a height there that is 00:32:36.343 --> 00:32:39.559 indicated by this red line you see in the brush 00:32:39.607 --> 00:32:40.031 here. 00:32:40.143 --> 00:32:42.695 If you want to change that, right click and you 00:32:42.735 --> 00:32:45.127 can alternate that more or less. 00:32:45.191 --> 00:32:49.383 It’s not going to produce any kind of bump map, 00:32:49.439 --> 00:32:51.063 at least not by default. 00:32:51.119 --> 00:32:53.903 You can do that, but it’s not going in this 00:32:53.959 --> 00:32:54.555 case. 00:32:56.415 --> 00:33:01.761 Just move around now and we are going to produce 00:33:01.833 --> 00:33:04.321 some kind of an image here or some kind of 00:33:04.353 --> 00:33:09.165 a face maybe, don’t know. 00:33:10.465 --> 00:33:14.065 See, just very simple. 00:33:14.105 --> 00:33:16.425 It’s not about showing you how to draw something very 00:33:16.465 --> 00:33:16.785 nicely. 00:33:16.825 --> 00:33:18.857 I’m not really the person to do that. 00:33:19.001 --> 00:33:22.201 But it’s showing you that for instance the face will 00:33:22.233 --> 00:33:22.761 be fine. 00:33:22.833 --> 00:33:27.737 And that for instance you can draw over seams in 00:33:27.761 --> 00:33:29.473 this case, which is more or less why we are 00:33:29.489 --> 00:33:30.685 doing all this. 00:33:31.505 --> 00:33:35.233 So if I for instance now draw something at this 00:33:35.289 --> 00:33:41.737 point, as you can see, let’s put some kind of 00:33:41.761 --> 00:33:46.125 a patch there or something and maybe we want to, 00:33:47.105 --> 00:33:51.345 I don’t know, put in another color and draw something 00:33:51.425 --> 00:33:54.207 a little bit model on there just to show you 00:33:54.231 --> 00:34:06.975 what’s going on there, something like that, for instance. 00:34:07.095 --> 00:34:09.455 It really doesn’t matter what we are drawing there. 00:34:09.575 --> 00:34:10.079 Okay. 00:34:10.167 --> 00:34:12.983 And now we got more or less a painting done 00:34:13.039 --> 00:34:15.151 and now we have to export it again. 00:34:15.303 --> 00:34:19.357 So go to export color map in this case. 00:34:19.461 --> 00:34:21.701 And now we just have to tell him where he 00:34:21.733 --> 00:34:22.805 should save that. 00:34:22.885 --> 00:34:26.565 You can now just overwrite more or less an existing 00:34:26.605 --> 00:34:27.045 one. 00:34:27.165 --> 00:34:29.317 So in this case it should be bstomcolor. 00:34:29.341 --> 00:34:31.325 If you’re not sure about that, have a look at 00:34:31.365 --> 00:34:34.125 this again there you should see the path. 00:34:34.165 --> 00:34:37.253 It’s bstomcolor zero in this case. 00:34:37.389 --> 00:34:38.645 So it’s this one. 00:34:38.805 --> 00:34:41.037 What I tend to do is I’m going to. 00:34:41.181 --> 00:34:46.137 Sorry, I’m not going to override it by itself, but 00:34:46.161 --> 00:34:51.713 I’m giving it some kind of a secure measure so 00:34:51.769 --> 00:34:54.825 that if I’m overwriting something I didn’t want to do, 00:34:54.945 --> 00:34:57.905 I still have the possibility to go back on something 00:34:57.945 --> 00:34:59.729 like that and like this. 00:34:59.777 --> 00:35:02.265 I’m just going to export that now and if I’m 00:35:02.305 --> 00:35:06.545 just right clicking on this now reload it should you 00:35:06.585 --> 00:35:09.917 saw there was a change in the path there and 00:35:09.941 --> 00:35:12.325 now you should be able to see what we did 00:35:12.365 --> 00:35:12.589 there. 00:35:12.637 --> 00:35:15.933 And as you can see it draw over the seams 00:35:15.989 --> 00:35:16.837 pretty nicely. 00:35:16.941 --> 00:35:20.229 We have a nice little face here in our map 00:35:20.277 --> 00:35:24.665 size or map vision here and it’s looking quite okay. 00:35:25.685 --> 00:35:26.373 Yeah. 00:35:26.509 --> 00:35:28.485 And this is more or less what you can do 00:35:28.525 --> 00:35:31.189 with very complex models, for instance. 00:35:31.237 --> 00:35:33.397 So if you want to go the complex route, you 00:35:33.421 --> 00:35:35.789 are just going to use something like a 3D painting 00:35:35.837 --> 00:35:36.425 program. 00:35:36.735 --> 00:35:39.231 And of course you can unwrap stuff and you can 00:35:39.263 --> 00:35:40.675 do different things with it. 00:35:41.255 --> 00:35:43.511 I think there are a couple of different other videos 00:35:43.543 --> 00:35:45.471 available where you can see that in a better way 00:35:45.503 --> 00:35:49.475 than I can show it in this more or less 00:35:51.455 --> 00:35:52.087 short one. 00:35:52.111 --> 00:35:55.591 It’s not really short, as you already have noticed probably, 00:35:55.743 --> 00:35:57.823 but this is just a couple of different things I 00:35:57.839 --> 00:35:59.935 wanted to show you and I hope this will give 00:35:59.975 --> 00:36:01.775 you at least a starting point. 00:36:01.815 --> 00:36:03.543 If you have any kind of questions, please let us 00:36:03.559 --> 00:36:06.359 know know in the forums, for instance, or just write 00:36:06.407 --> 00:36:08.079 me on my website or whatever. 00:36:08.247 --> 00:36:12.631 And yeah, so hope you had fun and see you 00:36:12.663 --> 00:36:13.143 soon. 00:36:13.279 --> 00:36:13.695 Bye.