Hi;
I am trying to rework the documentation for UV Maps in the blender wiki.
I found a lot of references to the term "UV Texture" but i could not find
any definition what a "UV Texture" is.
From the context i guess this is true:
/A "UV Texture" is a (image- or procedural-) texture that is mappe
I'm not really sure that this is not a relict, but for sure it is a slang,
a shortcut and it works even today and remains somehow usable. Full but
short version is "UV Mapped Texture", which means the same as you've
pointed out in the definition.
By the way what would be another short term to repla
Hmmm… I think "UVTexture" is a given image that is attached to a given
face for a given UVMap, in Blender (the one you see in Texture view, the
one you also have below your map in the UV/Image Editor, etc.). It is
not related to material.
Code-wise, you have two CD layers, CD_MLOOPUV which repr
WOW! :) (Sorry, I had to.)
pz
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> On Dec 15, 2013, at 8:26 AM, Piotr Arlukowicz wrote:
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> WOW! :) (Sorry, I had to.)
>
> pz
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