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Though, do you think that implementing a mirror editing tool in the UV editor wouldn’t be great too ? Wow ! That’s very impressive ! This will speed up the UV making by far. Thats what I’m sayng, modo only work in the adds, not in real life XD “Looks like an add that was on for Modo” I can now re-do about 30 minutes work in 30 seconds. I have a model of a canine pelvis for which I spent ages tweaking the UV coords. This looks awesome – handy new feature indeed. Is it possible to copy uvs from one model to another if they have the same vertices?– So you have smooth the model first do the uvs and them copy it too your original model. Other then that, I like it better then Pelt Mapping, but thats just me. The only thing I see missing on the LSCM Unwrap with regards to Pelt Mapping is the ability to relax the unwrapped mesh so it fits more nicely into the model. HI, me and my friends have tested lots of UV unwrap methods, (modo, 3D Studio, etc) Blende’s semi automatic LSCM is totally better, LOTS OF CONTROLL! Maybe Ton gets to fix this when he revamps the material system. At least in my experience with several cards. So, keeping the 3D View on Textured mode means “slow Blender”. Rui Campos (RCAS) said on 24 Nov, 2005:Ĭomputers are fast, but Blender OpenGL implementation on textures make several graphic cards struggle to display it fast.I’m also hoping to commit an option in the Image->New… command to auto-generate a nice UV layout test pattern when a new image is created, for testing distortion. It should probably be turned on by default since nowadays computers are pretty fast.
#Unwrap 3d mesh windows#
This also works in other windows like Ipo, Action, etc. If you’ve got a bit of distortion in an area, you can grab a pinned point and it recalculates properly instead of you trying to match up the bare UVs on your own.Īnd of course you can see the textures updating live :) Just click the little ‘Lock’ icon in the UV/Image window header, and it updates the 3D View.
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The great thing about this Live LSCM is that you’ve got a lot of control if the automatic unwrap isn’t perfect, or you want to tweak it. It looks like you may be just stuck editing the individual UVs. The Pelt Mapping gives a very nice initial result, but I don’t know how easy it is to tweak once it’s done its thing.
#Unwrap 3d mesh update#
Now, if Blender could only see the update of the textures on the live 3D model in the viewport, that would truely rock! Its a similar op begin carried out in 3DS Max. « From IPO to IPO | Mini Progress Report »īTW this might be interesting for the developers to have a look at… This should really come in handy when we unwrap and texture our characters very soon! Here’s a little demo video that I did with one of Bassam’s old test characters, the geometry. When it’s switched on in the UV/Image editor window, it recalculates the LSCM within the transform loop when you’re moving/rotating/scaling pinned vertices, so it gives realtime feedback – a real time saver! It’s a lot more powerful than proportional edit, since it’s properly calculating LSCM using the correct edge angles, adjusting the UV unwrap shape for the best fit.
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Here’s a nice little demo of a new feature in Blender, added a day or two ago – LSCM Live Transform.