TIPS & TRICKS - Paint textures inside Blender quickly and easily!

I love Blender...

And I'm sorry this one is a bit late - work got in the way. Gotta pay for those Bonio's the Labrador loves so much!

Even though I prefer the other methods of creating texture maps, sometimes I need to get something out of blender quickly. And the texture paint system in Blender is actually pretty good. It does have some issues - I was finding it hard paint in the viewport on a 4096x4096 tile unless I was way, way pulled back, but you work around these things! Hey, you paid nothing and you got all this power, don;t moan about the little things!

Anyway, this tutorial is about texture painting as well as a little about UV mapping. I'm not going into UDIMs in this, but this one is more about the fact that you a model in Blender can have more than one set of UV coordinates. this means your rough set of UVs that seem to work with repeats and such does not mean you can't create a smartUV map so you can paint in dirt, or window panes, or blaster marks or anything! you just need to know how to make the shaders use the right map and I show that in here too.

Anyway, I'm done for now, so I hope you enjoy the tutorial.

00:00 - intro
01:28 - Making more than one set of UVs
05:00 - assign individual UVmaps to different textures and creating new image textures to paint on in the Shader.
14:32 - creating new image textures to live paint masks between textures or shaders.


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