Blender Quick Tip - UV Stretching

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[DT-hbzu]

Grant... You're the 🐐. Just saying. International treasure.

[ianriccillo]

This is the most life changing tip I’ve ever learned

[TommyGunsXL]

You can do the same with edge slide (GG) without changing any settings. To make a face larger press GG then hold Alt. Also works with vertecies.

[GoldenMoonFilms]

Triple taping G to move also works for this. Found out about that after very long time.

[iamnobodyyy]

This may be the best thing I have found while searching for tips on automatically tiling

[fragileglass]

OMG - Grant, you have no idea. I was just about to go searching for ways to solve this issue. Time saved.

[killrblue]

That easy huh, I was expecting this loooong explanation 😂

[ehad]

Been tiling my objects to get this effect, thanks a lot!!!

[komkumarkumar]

I know this before but u reminded this me again😊

[ericfieldman]

I knew about tile-able textures but I didn't know that's how you made them work. Thanks!

[TheFlyingEpergne]

Omg what a great tip. I thought you were going to do edge slide, hold alt but this is way better

[fightingwords]

Lol you made the video I needed been making game assets and reunwrapping every edit lol

[AleksandarPopovic]

Wow, this thing don come to my mind…very nice, keep going! I look at you how you become a great artist, from the beginning of public (YouTube) work, just keep going!

[solojammer]

Omg... 2 years of blender and I didn't know this...

[blitzilion]

thank you for the great tutorial. Is there a way to fix the UV stretch if i already scale the plane without ticking the box first?

[MutantShoe]

what about when you try to spin the edge? like a right turn road

[maxst]

when you wonder why tf its not working what you want to do and its just one button you didnt to blender 😂😂😂🎉

[Midnight]

I was double tapping g to do that all the time...

[amir.j]

Do you have videos on masking uv maps and useing the masks ??? I want to texture using nodes i want multiple texture alpha on different parts and control the scale and intensity i think they mask uv maps and ues them to tell the nodes where to effect but i can't find a video on YouTube that shows how to mask uv maps and use them with nodes

[lxcntrl]

Or you can type "g" three times