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Camera mapping goes see through?
I’m camera mapping photo textures onto a cube with some difficulty. The sides that are opposite each other- left and right for example show both projected textures on both sides.
Is there a way to tell the left side projection camera to only effect the left side of the cube for example- so that the right side projection camera will only project its texture onto the right side of the cube?
Noah
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4 Replies
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Are you just trying to get 4 (or 6) images on a cube? If so there are better ways than camera mapping
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6- plus the cubes have a bunch of additional geometry- surface details that I’m modeling seperately. They’re actually pieces of gear I’m modeling for a corporate video. That’s why I’ve been camera mapping. But if there’s a better way I’m all ears. 🙂
Noah
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[Noah Kadner] “6- plus the cubes have a bunch of additional geometry- surface details that I’m modeling seperately. They’re actually pieces of gear I’m modeling for a corporate video. That’s why I’ve been camera mapping. But if there’s a better way I’m all ears. :)”
I’d use polygon restrictions and 6 separate materials. -
You mean make the cube editable and map to each side as its own polygon? I’m open to that but I’d prefer to retain the ability to adjust the filleting over the whole cube. Is there a way to do this after I’ve broken it down?
Noah
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