Paint Images Directly Onto Objects Using Stencil Brush (Blender Tutorial)

Using this method you can quickly and easily paint images directly onto objects. Making it very useful for graffiti, decals, overlays, dirt, wear and tear, and many many other things!

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[dharkotitraders]

So far the only tutorial I've seen that takes it slow and doesn't require prior experience to soft design.

[Staykerazz]

In Blender 4.0, you don't need to create a new base color and don't need to create a mix node to connect to BSDF principled. You just need to open a new texture in the active tools tab and select the mapping type to stencil. And the result is boom! you guys did it.

[itsblkworld]

You can adjust that stretchy image by hitting "Image Aspect" under the mapping button to fix it precisely as the original file

[mayeulpezet]

I was seeking a tutorial like for weeks for my project, it's fast and effective, thanks william

[shokomann]

this is gold...why nobody told me this in the last 7 months lol

[СергейДыгай-юъ]

Thank you, didn't think it can be done so fast and relatively easy. Thanks for great tut! ;)

[cdscissor]

Huh. That's pretty cool, actually. I'm assuming you can do something like a half-finished graffiti using this method too, yes? Quite neat.

[thejahiratwala]

I feel 10x more confident in soft soft, thanks!

[ItsCheesy]

was looking for a tutorial like this a while ago, thankfully this came into my recommended thank you very much!

[ericjeker]

Thanks! Quick and easy tutorial! Very nice!

[echerif_d]

I others said, useful straight forward tutorial, good stuff 👏

[connorsabean]

I've followed the tutorial to a T, but for some reason when I get the stencil in place and go to paint it (set to white) nothing happens... any ideas what could be causing this??

[Todzi.D]

If colors are washed out :

- Increase Factor parameter of the mixRGB.
- In render menu (right panel) --> color management --> View transforme --> Filmic by default by Standard is better.
- Select image texture of the mesh and paint in black over the graffiti, in some cases the graffiti colors look better.

[mirzaaksad]

all the different elents together in a language that is universal. I've seen plenty of DAW tutorials being new, but tNice tutorials is by far the best so

[abhogafun]

I just wanna give you a huge thanks for you cause tNice tutorials is the most helpful video I've had in a wNice tutorialle and it really helped so keep up the

[ritchie]

hey, i did everything the same as you taught but why does my texture bleed all over the place, when i draw over the stencil, the texture itself gets drawn with the same material, which completely messes up the texture itself, i wish i could've shown you the problem

[nikakerdikoshvili]

going well. For so reason tNice tutorials video struck as really concise and really cleared up so questions I had. The DAW I used back in

[Gooberengine]

the first thing makes no sense to me. there is no texture slot tab

[andremoedas]

for some anny resan i cant paint all appear exacly appear on tuturial but don paint anny thing

[ThisIsDownstate]

the image i select just get locked/stuck in the bottom left of the screen and i cant move it. i saw other people with this work out why this happens. a blender 4 thing maybe ? I appreciate people making the tutorials but i dont know why they dont ever reply to problems people are having, especially when multiple people are having the same issue. if anyone can shed light on this it would be great. thanks