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CHOOSE PRECISE SIZE OF A UV MAP
Hey everyone,
I’m back with a new UV map issue… 🤯
I know this can be done in Blender but I use C4D and I didn’t find anyway to do this.
I made different glass and cups models, I made uv maps in order to display a “design material” on the models with a good ratio.
The issue now is that the UV map works well visually, but it’s not precise at all.
I actually need to tell the UV map how much height and lenght it should be (as a ratio).
Is there any way I can tell the uv map to be a particular number or something like that ? Rather than just editing the whole thing visually using the “non-uniform scale” tool ?
Thank you in advance for your time and help ! 😍
Sincerely,
Keyzer
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I’m not a professional 3D modeller and i’m not fluent in english so sorry if my question wasn’t precise.
I’m currently working on a plastic cup model which has a specific sizes.
Let’s imagine that on this model height is 100 mm and width is 200 mm.
I first modelled the cup, then I had problem with UV mapping while appyling logos/visuals on it.
So I got into “BP -UV Edit” mode, I choosed “Cylinder” in the “Projection” pannel and then I played with the “non-uniform scale” tool until the square or circle logo I projected on the model got a good visual ratio.
But now the problem is that visually isn’t innof, the ratio should be as precise as 100 x 200 mm. And as I did it visually it’s not precise at all. I talked with someone who use blender and apparently he could write precise numbers for the UV map ratio.
Do you know any proper way to do this ?
Thanks 🙏
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