Coordenadas UV y espacio de texturizado

Mapas UV

Referencia

Modo:

Todos los Modos

Panel:

Properties ‣ Data ‣ UV Maps

The UV Maps panel in the Data tab.

If you have a mesh object selected, you’ll find its UV maps in the Data tab of the Properties editor. After selecting a map, you can view and edit it in the UV editor.

One mesh can have multiple UV maps (e.g. one map per texture), although it’s also possible to reuse a UV map for multiple textures.

Activo al procesar

Click the camera icon to make a certain UV map the default one for rendering. This will be the map that’s used by the UV output of the Nodo Coordenadas de texturizado. You can use the Nodo Mapa UV to access any other maps.

Agregar +

Duplicates the selected UV map, or creates a new one if the list is empty.

Eliminar -

Removes the selected UV map.

Espacio de texturizado

Referencia

Modo:

Todos los Modos

Panel:

Properties ‣ Data ‣ Texture Space

This panel lets you configure the object’s Texture Space, which is a 3D box used for generating texture coordinates without the use of a UV map. You can visualize the texture space using the option in the Presentación en vistas panel.

Espacio de texturizado Automático

Calculates the texture space automatically.

Posición / Tamaño

Lets you define the texture space manually, relative to the object. Note that you can also edit it in the 3D Viewport – see Editing below.

Texture Mesh Mesh objects

Use another mesh for texture indices. The vertices of the two objects must be perfectly aligned or the UV map will be distorted.

Match Texture Space Curve objects

Modifies the Location and Size to match the object’s bounding box. This disables Auto Texture Space.

Edición

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Objeto y Modo Edición

Menú:

Objeto ‣ Transformar ‣ Mover/Escalar espacio de texturizado

Click one of these menu items, then move the mouse to adjust the texture space and press LMB to confirm. While transforming, you can use keyboard shortcuts to lock certain axes; see the status bar.

Acceso

When setting up a material shader, you can use the Generated output of the Nodo Coordenadas de texturizado to read the 3D coordinate inside the object’s texture space. You can then pass this coordinate to a texture node.

Truco

Texture spaces do not have rotation support. You can use a Nodo Mapeo to manually rotate the coordinate in the material shader instead.