5 methods of UVW box mapping in Blender 2.8X

[@jornejongsma]

You are a gem! Only 10 minutes in and I've learned so much, it's to the point, packed with information and super clear. Thank you, thank you!

[@esafaramarzian]

finally an architecture visualizer who is good in blender, thank you.

[@exposeacademy]

You're welcome brother Mohammad

[@ArchCaster]

And a very good speaker!

[@BiskupSROMu]

Dude, you've just saved me couple hours, thank you so much!

[@petrsehnal7990]

Thank you for the automatic box UV mapping at approx 5:00 ! Helps a lot!

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Bravo and thank you for your tutorials because they are clear, complete and very educational!

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[@falbenhz]

thanks, i like the magic uvw one.

[@matslarsson5988]

Excellent video! I needed this one!

[@EvilReFlex]

Very nice Method, Thanks!

[@LEDs]

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[@lipsach]

This is the exact video I was looking for. Thanks.

[@lithium534]

Thanks. I Have been looking for this for ever. Great tutorial.

[@exposeacademy]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@MrCshx]

Awesome. This is a really great trick. Sad that we can't do a blending in that way. But texture rotation sometimes more important. Thanks a lot.

[@enblanco7908]

Great quality content! Very clear and neat. Thanks a lot!

[@toresubas7778]

Aleyküm selam. I thought the video was about max, when I heart max word on the very beginning of the video, than research it on google and found same video. Nearly missed it, thank you... Very simple 3ds UV Box mapping modifier still doesn't exist for Blender that I couldn't understand!

[@kamana6435]

Very good tutorial and I learned something new and useful thanks

[@tintinolho]

Great help mate!

[@AradijePresveti]

Damn, this is awesome. Thank you very much.

[@yoji-rasuro]

Hello, this is a great tutorial, but I don't know what I'm doing wrong. In the external UV section. You show the node plugged in into -object. I would like to box project with nodes without having uvs for it. But if I plug in Object nothing happens. It's all white. and the setup is identical.

[@erwinlommer197]

If you want an idea for another uvmap video I think uvmapping objects with boolean modifiers could be useful!

[@robertYoutub]

Thanks for that video. Just the UV-ing method is save and best, because it does also work on deformed mesh. I do an own UV Map for that and call it BOX, so its the same on all project files. However, I remember 3dsmax 1.0 1996: Apply UV modifier, set to Box.. job done. Oh man I used that modifier many times, then switched software and got that under the texture node.. now in Blender its pre 1996 again.

This is super helpful!

[@geeffeeg2343]

Hi guys, is this still the only and up to date method of doing uv box projection in blender? I'm used to cinema4d where you can just drag and drop a material with box projection onto a whole collection. This seems to be very complicated in blender.

[@vikaskumar-lr4cn]

Please make a tutorial in which tell about nodes like what is that node what that node does .

[@EMB3D]

this should be on the front page of Blender ... all other videos are talking about uv unwrapping which is fine for organic models, but its way too excessive for putting together a box based level design where the world ratio of textures are most important

[@mcan-piano4718]

hi I am looking for a way to make this last 6 planar mapping by using nodes by seperating each face and applying vector scale or rotation nodes to control each 6 map seperately. Can u help me doing that or can u make a tutorial about it?

[@efeozturk5253]

None of them are as strong as max's uvw however... for example, if you scale the cube from one axis in last method, it'll create unwanted repetitions, in 3ds max, you can squash the cube to a plane and it will behave properly.

[@denkozlov4220]

thanks bruh

[@baorichard4345]

So what are some of the real-world usage for the last UVW box mapping since it does not support blending?

[@exposeacademy]

Hi Bao. Mostly for floors, walls, ceilings, and box-liked furniture.

[@dubtube6691]

and I thought Vray is complicated. Is there an update on this in Blender 4.0 ?

[@Begalov]

As I understand at 10:25 you don't know about Data Texture Space used by generated texture mapping docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/modeling/meshes/editing/uv/uv_texture_spaces.html

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[@mikaeleriksson5108]

Hey, thanks for the tutorial. I'd like to use the last method, the projection mapping method, but I'd like to have 6 different images instead of just one. So one image that projects on to the top, another image that projects the side etc. In other programs, this is easily done with triplanar mapping but I can't seem to figure it out in Blender. Would you happen to know how to solve it? Thanks!

[@WillakaPlaeground]

I have the same question

[@Wzxxx]

Great tutorial