body paint uv mesh photoshop export

[ThirdEye]

Sure you can, just fill the polys and save your texture from the texture editor :shrug:

[JIII]

there is some sort of plugin for this its called UV2BMP or something.

[ThirdEye]

Originally posted by JIII
there is some sort of plugin for this its called UV2BMP or something.

He doesn't need that at all if he already has Bodypaint3D

[mimo8]

yep!
I think the simple fill-polys trick does it´s job

thnx 4 fast reply

[mimo8]

follow up question:

how do you fill the polys exactly???

[AdamT]

Yes, you just have to use the "stroke UVs" command with a line width of 1.

[mimo8]

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[flingster]

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[kiwi]

I generally make 2 layers on top of BG before export.Layer 1 I fill the polygons with dark blue.I use a small 1 pixel brush and use outline polygons in say bright yellow for layer 2.When you open the file in PS I automatically save the filled polys as a new channel,and also the outlined polys as a new channel just for safe keeping as its very easy to chuck them,when you are nearing the end of painting your maps,whereas if you save them as channels you dont need to worry :)



Stu.

[bobtronic]

Originally posted by AdamT
Yes, you just have to use the "stroke UVs" command with a line width of 1.

Where can I find the "stroke UVs" command. I searched
all the menus but can't find it.

please help me

Bob

[kiwi]

Try "outline polygons" Bob :)


Stu.

[bobtronic]

Originally posted by kiwi
Try "outline polygons" Bob :)


Stu.

Thanks Stu. Now I got it.

Bob

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