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Custom painted lines material
- Thread starter BrBlazer
- Start date
I've got to the point where I can see the created mesh made by painted line points, much as you'd expect as blender does with mesh from curves, 2d extruded etc. Only problem is they appear as in this..
some achieved by alpha mask, "blend mask option in mat editor, you can see it is 'across', so I expected a top half/bottom half effect, but this is the result. Doing it vertically also produces weird results.
The middle yellowy smudged black one is supposed to be yellow inside, black edges, but only seems to be reading about 2-6 pixels width, then blurring the result. Changing image size does not much either, some I tried only 16 pixels total width.
Conclusion is at the moment, UV mapping doesn't work, I've set them both to.000001 and nothing happens.
This bottom one shows that the mapping is done in the opposite direction, and no fiddling with any of the UV settings does a thing!
some achieved by alpha mask, "blend mask option in mat editor, you can see it is 'across', so I expected a top half/bottom half effect, but this is the result. Doing it vertically also produces weird results.
The middle yellowy smudged black one is supposed to be yellow inside, black edges, but only seems to be reading about 2-6 pixels width, then blurring the result. Changing image size does not much either, some I tried only 16 pixels total width.
Conclusion is at the moment, UV mapping doesn't work, I've set them both to.000001 and nothing happens.
This bottom one shows that the mapping is done in the opposite direction, and no fiddling with any of the UV settings does a thing!