Blender 4.0 - Texture Painting quick start guide

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0:00 UVs are complicated!
0:55 Create your UVs
3:42 Texture Painting
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#Blender #Beginner #Texturing

[Reynardfoox]

ucupaint addon blender is way better more layers. unlike 1 layer

[Yummer.s]

I may not be a beginner anymore. But no matter what time and how experienced I am, UV unwrapping will always bring me to tears of breaking down

[HE]

In order to get to Material Preview at 1:28, press the "Z" key on your keyboard. On a side note, gosh, I still hate Blender lol. I use Microsoft Paint 3D where I could just paint directly onto my objects out-of-the-box without the UV set up process, and then I just transfer my creation to Blender when I'm ready to make animations, etc. lol But, this is just MY problem. This is still an excellent video!! But now, I'm going to go back to building my 3D robot in MS Paint 3D lol. Thanks anyway!!

[Tiki_Media]

Surprisingly, you cover a lot of things many of the basic tutorials on UV unwrapping fail to cover. Clean and concise. Thank you!😊

[illusorylight]

If this is a beginner's guide then I'm giving up on blender

[LitCrazyDJ]

This video saved me from some potential hours of research on how to do texture painting. Thanks!

[EdgedPixie]

For people enduring my headache; go to the Shading tap at the top; look at the shader nodes, and manually plug the texture you're using into the BSDF material.

[PKM]

2:25 you even addressed this issue I had. Brilliant tutorial, no overcomplicated nonsense. Thank you!

[LOC-Ness]

you can also start your material by dragging a texture to the bsdf on the shading workspace

[ulfsark]

Holy, i felt that when man said " you googled UV's and had a mini breakdown"

[hirerarkioz]

thank you, this is very helpful. i was wondering why the generated textures of my 3d model are always blank when i export it.

[MrTreraygibson]

Was close to throwing in the towel and I found this video thank you!!

[pyrofallen_]

THANK YOU SO MUCH OH MY GOD i was looking for this

[RoziaVERRobver]

OMG FINALLY THANKS YOU SO MUCH NOW I CAN PAINT I WAS FLIPING THE ENTIRE PLATFORM TO KNOW HOW TO DO IT

[Vousie]

I thought this'd be great, but once I actually started painting this one, and had random lines turn up near all of the seams from these tiny islands, I looked at UV unwrapping and found out it's actually a *lot* easier than you made it sound. Getting it "perfect", just like retopology is hard, but just getting to "reasonable" is actually *very* easy (and almost faster than getting a "barely usable" UV map from this "smart" thing): Just mark a few seams in reasonable spots, then press unwrap and check if it's laid it out well for you. It will really save a lot of pain compared to this confusing and messy UV map that the "smart" one has generated.

[skittay]

this video was like a hand reaching out to bring me into the light

[CGDive]

This is an excellent guide for beginners. Well done!

[wondaraptor]

I just spend a hour on understanding what is uvs and why it won't let me paint, somehow made it and only now found a tutorial that could save me so much time 😅 nobody said that it will be easy on a 3rd day of learning 3D

[strikelol]

**In Praise of Greenery: An Ode to Grass in Medieval Times**

In the age of yore, when knights rode gallantly upon their steeds and castles stood tall against the sky, there existed a humble yet ubiquitous presence that carpeted the land in verdant splendor – grass. Though oft overlooked amidst grandeur and glory, grass held a vital role in the tapestry of medieval life, serving as a symbol of resilience, sustenance, and natural beauty.

**The Lush Mantle of the Earth**

Behold the emerald expanse that stretches far and wide, covering fields, meadows, and forests alike in a lush mantle of green. From the tender shoots that first peek through the soil in spring to the golden hues of autumn's embrace, grass weaves a tapestry of ever-changing hues that dance in the breeze like a living symphony.

**A Feast for Beasts and Men**

For the denizens of the medieval world, grass was not merely a backdrop but a source of sustenance and livelihood. Grazing animals depended upon its bounty for nourishment, while farmers harvested its grains to feed their families and livestock. In the meadows, wildflowers bloomed among the grass, attracting bees and butterflies to pollinate and prosper.

**A Cushion for Weary Feet**

In the bustling towns and villages of old, grass provided a respite from the harsh cobblestones and dusty roads. Courtyards were lined with soft turf where children played and troubadours sang, while the grounds of castles and manors boasted manicured lawns where lords and ladies strolled in contemplation.

**A Symbol of Renewal and Growth**

As the seasons turned and the wheel of the year spun on, grass stood as a steadfast symbol of renewal and growth. Even in the harshest of winters, it lay dormant beneath the snow, waiting patiently for the sun's return to awaken once more in a riot of greenery and life.

**Conclusion: A Testament to Timeless Beauty**

In conclusion, let us raise our voices in praise of grass, that humble yet mighty plant that graces our world with its presence. In medieval times, it was a constant companion to all who trod upon the earth, a symbol of resilience, sustenance, and natural beauty that endures to this day. So, let us cherish the grass beneath our feet and honor its place in the grand tapestry of life.

As the sun sets upon the fields and forests, casting long shadows across the land, may we remember the quiet strength and enduring beauty of grass, a testament to the timeless wonders of the natural world.

[SuperNxva]

I have multiple objects in 1 asset, whenever i try to texture pain it can chose all items, only the sword blade, any tips to fix it?