Applying DIFFERENT TEXTURES to Individual Faces in Blender

In this video, learn how to apply different texture images to individual faces inside of one object in your models!

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[TheCGEssentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know if you're interested in a tutorial where we model the buildings from photos in the comments below! :)

[drinnerd]

Every time I type in a search for the most obscure and relevant topics to learn about in Blender, THIS guy and his doggo pop up every time... for this, I sub. Thank you CG Essentials!

[DextraVisual]

This is nicely done. I am surprised Blender has never simplified this process. Even sketchup has an easier texturing process for individual faces.I usually take my models to 3dCoat and back to blender as it is actually quicker to do.

[josephvanwyk]

YES PLEASE! Do a video on UV editing. I just went through one that was not helpful at all. Getting angry at people making tutorials wasting my time when they fail to explain things properly. And that's why I subscribed to your channel - you use teacher-student language to explain the stuff properly.

[eddiehazard]

No one has ever whisper-rapped blender instructions to me - you so fresh brotha!

[TheInternetwatcher]

Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial! Man I've been watching other people teach blender but some reason they never mention this, of course Ian Hubert did but his video was so fast that I just didn't absorb the information fully.

[richardsher]

Yes, it would be great if you addressed using multiple UV mapping in conjunction with this tutorial. You also clarified for me the concept of Slots i.e. multiple materials for one object.
Thank you, I appreciate these so much.

[StringerCourier]

Of all the tutorials online, yours are the most to-the-point and informative. There's no furious clicking around from one button to the next, just straightforward, easy-to-follow directions. Thanks so much. You make Blender accessible.

[AllThingsFilm]

Great tutorial. I'm just starting to wrap my head around Blender. Coming from Modo, one of the first questions I had was how to add textures to faces of a single object. Thanks so much for this video.

[josephroiml]

Great tutorial, with a few directions getting a quick result is always inspiring.

[mopolo]

but it's the same texture?... and you applied it to a different face?

[juanfelipecorreas]

I just watched this tutorial 100 times in a day.

[johncoady]

Applying one image to one face and a different image to another face might be clearer to newbies like me if you simply used a single cube. Newbies get confused by the complexity of the choices we have. In addition, Newbies are also likely to start using 2.91 and this caused me much frustration because of a change from 2.8 to 2.91 in someone elses otherwise really good tutorial using a simple cube, but unfortunately just 1 texture. One concept, one tutorial. I like your stuff.

[KeeneFx]

Thank you! I'm learning something new every day with this program.

[patataeve]

Very well explained, best video for this I've seen so far, thank you!

[nexus_krux]

Thank you so much. I have tried so hard to find this exact video

[Mr_SteveD]

Thanks so much, that filled the knowledge gap I had bro.

[bingbongthegong]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for another solid tutorial

[llllexllll]

This was a very good video please give me 3 hours while i try to understand it

[user]

I got lost on 'I'm just gonna drag my building'