How to Add Textures in Blender 2.8 (UV Unwrapping for Beginners)

[@kreativekingdom5368]

Tears in my eyes........ one of the finest UVs explanation on youtube.

[@radorzdeez1271]

Wow it's so sad because there is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy funnier jokes like these damn....

[@herbypower]

i am not a pro and not a beginner, this was the best way to explain the probs in uv unwrapping, i have ever seen in a tut.

[@3DTinkerer]

Thanks!

[@dhaloh]

cube: *exists* *deletes the cube just to add it back again*

[@alecboi777]

Dhaloh no, that’s it’s cousin that gets the money

[@nitelite307]

thanks for the tutorial, i like how you always show and explain each thing you're doing, really helps people like me who dont really know how to use blender at all lol

[@Sargumphigaus]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, I feel like I've been clawing at uv texturing in blender for months now, but this tutorial made it click in my brain.

[@Envelion]

Thanks for making this. I've been doing some 3D modeling but I never dove in to the UV unwrap stuff because it seemed really complicated. Your video definitely eased me in and helped me understand some of the fundamental aspects like using the seam tool and edge select. Thank you!

[@jelmerdevries7827]

Very good tutorial for the complete beginner. Great that you explain even the simple switches between views etc.

[@wagmun]

Very good tutorial. Clear and objective!

[@DanielKirkwoodVideo]

Subbed, the only accurate texturing tutorial on 2.8! well done.

[@apigeon4192]

Thank you for this vid! I'm just getting into 3D modelling (for games!) and your explanation was great for a zero experience beginner like me.

[@NStriker13]

Great video. Your voice is so soothing too. If you made a full paid blender course I would totally buy it.

[@samt888]

Very good tutorial, well explained. Plus, you have a good speaking voice. Thanks for sharing this.

[@rythmssoul6150]

This is the vdo that worked, tysm bro, I subbed you

[@lebenin3604]

#blender #3d #workflow #tipsandtricks Great #tutorial Thank you!

[@o74769]

The common problem with uv mapping tutorials is that they almost all explain on a 4 sided cube, when in fact we need information on more complex models, and to know where and why we mark seams there.... i want to know why it unwraps the way it does when you mark the seam, i need to understand the reason behind it, why its like that and its not 4 different squares. And why hasnt UV mapping progressed in 20 years?

[@justnotg00d]

6 sided cubes show the base procedure. A complex model like a person's face will be done using one technique, yet a car another. Every single object (mesh) you create would be unwrapped differently. I agree that a more complex mesh would show more, but putting that in a short video would not be easy. "... progressed in 20 years?" The answer is easy, John's Law #1, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" It works, if you have another way, let me know. I don't know if there is one yet, but I foresee a program to unwrap by pressing a button to do it for you.

[@berringervids]

Giving you a follow man! For better audio! :) Thank you so much for this, helped me so much!

[@georgios.marinoudis]

Great! Thank you

[@garystevenson1874]

So I an working in a packaging company.... we mainly do lift of lid boxes...... how would you go about uving that? As you would have to delete a face to account for the Box. Then once you have done that the uv will not auto do.

[@brianvasquez40]

Thanks for the help. Subscribed.

[@camilletala8349]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@molly5705]

The most useful tutorial I've followed for blender! so easy to follow (for a beginner like me), you explain everything so well and go at a good pace, THANK YOU FOR THIS !

[@Za3teck]

where are you getting all these extra buttons from... im watching a year ahaead of when this was made and it feels im using an older version of blender

[@estestim]

hey man your awesome your awesome you did a pretty good job thumbs up!

[@miramarensis]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks so much for taking the time to make such useful course. Subbed, btw.

[@anishalamansari9887]

Sir plz make a depth video on particle system

[@raymondstpaul4913]

You show how to paint on the cube but how do you put PBR displacement maps in blender onto the cube making it look bumpy instead of only paint? Can you please explain?

[@vladmti]

Thank you so much !!!

[@yeoldwizardsclub3251]

"special math and algorithms" == magic. lol Great tutorial. :-)

[@RibergPipes]

Thank you!

[@speciamdoesntdraw1052]

No matter what I can't get the uv map of my object in the left in the uv editor. I've unwrapped the object too! When I select other objects that already were uv unwrapped, their uv map doesn't appear on the left either! Do you have any ideas on how to help? Thanks.

[@gorkskoal9315]

Coolness thanks!

[@Rarirama]

7:19 I can't reproduce that on my computer, the texture won't change as I ajust the UVs, is it a setting issue?

[@3DTinkerer]

It won't show the applied texture? Make sure your objects UV maps are unwrapped. Textures don't show up otherwise. Otherwise maybe just double check you are changing settings for the correct object.

[@Rarirama]

@@3DTinkerer Yes. I'm certain they are unwrapped, I even created a new scene with just a cube and it still won't work. I posted the issue here if you wanna have a look: blender.stackexchange.com/questions/151083/texture-in-3d-view-wont-update-as-i-manipulate-the-uvs-in-the-uv-editor

[@Rarirama]

I managed to solve it, the solution is in the link above. The thing is that if you just select blender's default checker or brick texture in the base color menu you'll need to add aditional nodes to make it work. I know you showed this step in your video, but I thought that it would work the same way for these textures I mentioned. Still, thanks for answering!

[@3DTinkerer]

@@Rarirama No Problem!

[@nickpetrillo8300]

oh cool the new and improved blender requires more steps to UV unwrap now......

[@Uhfgood]

You can texture paint in blender itself

[@drblueddad]

i cant add nodes at all and that principled bsdf thing isnt there, niether is the material output ok i figured it out, i was in the texture node editor when i had to be in the shader editor

[@sandeeproy3126]

please make a tutorial on shading and materials

[@3DTinkerer]

I've been thinking about it. 🤔

[@nikrogers123]

I am trying to unwrap sections within a model and assign em seperately but cannot keep em separate as they always go back to one texture again because I am not assigning at the right time ,, you are not explaining how I would do that so I think I need to know how to assign each one so it stays put right can you tell me how to do that

[@Arcath]

Great tutorial, though i would like to know how to put a texture on a certain part lets say the top and front of the cube, how would you do that cause i have a complicated creation I'm doing and i need to texture certain parts of the body. if anyone or you could help it would be really appreciated.

[@3DTinkerer]

Well the industry standard nowadays is to export the UV unwrapped model to a program such as Substance Paint (not a free program). These programs allow you to paint in the 3D view so you don't have to worry about which UV you are applying a texture to. Blender does support texture painting but it doesn't have as nice of a workflow as Substance Painter. Try googling "Blender Texture Painting" for more info.

[@drewstudioproduction9062]

Hello, please I have problems exporting texture, any help thanks

[@saikopiratos]

you are a hobbist? youre one of the most professional tutors ive seen. haha

[@timedriverable]

on the split screen 6:34 the map on the left doesnt show the T or outline of the map, just the whole square

[@gene_Code]

What if it is an imported 3d object and not able to check uv-map?

[@3DTinkerer]

If the objects was UV unwrapped before it was first exported it will keep that UV layout when it is imported into Blender. It can be hard if the object isn't unwrapped because FBX objects are converted to trigs from quads on export.

[@amassivepoopy6378]

4:13 I'm going to delete the cube and add it back again!

[@Myrslokstok]

u and v are typical parametrization variables in math as XYZ is for space.

[@Jono1982]

How do I resize the image used inside the uv editor window?

[@3DTinkerer]

There should be a little + button (or maybe a "new image button")at the top center of the UV editor windows. When you click it you can enter a size for your image then save it.

[@edh_]

Blender 2.83 will take a PSD file in directly for a texture. So you didn't have to export it to PNG.

[@eschsoapy2809]

GIMP with the amazing GMIC plugin is actually better than Photoshop for generating textures, and all free. :)

[@ImpactSpace]

Neat, but please improve your audio recording quality. It's not good.

[@1lllllllll1]

7:30 it’s called tiling

[@halivudestevez2]

I need a 2 minutes version. Put image on the cube...

[@helpedlattice5061]

Minecraft Steve looking posse.... How did you know I was making a minecraft character!?!?!?!??!

[@precg3307]

can you send me that texture?

[@thelionoob]

*sad default cube noises*

[@MrChispa06]

Why cant this shit be simple, Blender has to go all complicated.

[@saugatpoudel4088]

your UI is really small. can you please scale it up so that i don't have to guess what you are clicking .

[@TheLoreacle]

fourth!

[@zakop999]

Skipped allot of stuff

[@jolevangelista]

U are talking so much but key moments of tutorials are literally skipped. It is awful

[@sorrygoogle7460]

Why the fuck would you waste time putting a texture on the cube, only to not bake it and put it in photoshop and add some stupid colors to it? Make that make sense?