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DRAKELOT · 7th April 2006, 12:05 PM

O.K., the UV from the TCE is your template for texturing.
1) Once you have that template, you need to use it as a guide for painting.
2) Use a painting program like photoshop and make a new (PSD)doc.
3) Paste your template to a new layer.
4) Make a new layer for painting.
5) Move your template to the top of the layers.
6) Go back to the blank new layer and paint on that one.
7) Just save the PSD doc as a JPG or BMP or TIFF (I use JPG for the smaller size). When saveing hide the layers with the wireframe template. Just save the textured layer.
8) Apply you texture on the OBJ (set surface texture) on the AC3D model.

If you texturing this monky face try to go outside the template just a little. This way the seams won't show !!!

Antonio.

7th April 2006, 12:05 PM	#4
DRAKELOT Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: AC3D Poser Bryce Land Posts: 285	Hi Luuckyy O.K., the UV from the TCE is your template for texturing. 1) Once you have that template, you need to use it as a guide for painting. 2) Use a painting program like photoshop and make a new (PSD)doc. 3) Paste your template to a new layer. 4) Make a new layer for painting. 5) Move your template to the top of the layers. 6) Go back to the blank new layer and paint on that one. 7) Just save the PSD doc as a JPG or BMP or TIFF (I use JPG for the smaller size). When saveing hide the layers with the wireframe template. Just save the textured layer. 8) Apply you texture on the OBJ (set surface texture) on the AC3D model. If you texturing this monky face try to go outside the template just a little. This way the seams won't show !!! Antonio.