I’m wondering if there is a way to get the textures being used via spotlight to wrap/deform with the mesh being painted? Anything similar to the wrap mode for stencils? Stencils are only for alphas, not painting, correct?
I have folds on some pants and a shirt that I need the texture to displace with those folds. Any advice or other tips to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
I would really love to know how emo17 achieved this for the ‘photographer’ in the top row.
Thanks!
use your painted texture as a guide to sculp or use the mask. You can try to use a mask refering on your Texture. But I think, for folds, you have to sculp them.
Thanks for the reply DerLandvogt. However, it isn’t the sculpting I’m having an issue with. I have already sculpted the folds and everything on the jeans using various methods (stencils with wrap mode on, brushes, alphas, etc.). However, from what I have seen, you can’t use a colored texture as a stencil with wrap to paint with. When I use spotlight to paint the jean texture onto my sculpted geometry, it doesn’t really flow with the shape of the geometry and therefore doesn’t look natural.
How do others achieve this?
Originally posted by skdzines:
How do others achieve this?
Well layed out UV maps.