Tutorial: Bringing Sculptris model into Blender 2.5 (Part 2)

July 17, 2010 Category: 3D Modeling

This is Part 2 of  Bringing Sculptris Model into Blender 2.5.

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Now, we need to point to the location of the texture map that was created and exported from Sculptris. Click the ‘Open’ button to locate and load the texture. This is as shown below.

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Now, the texture should be loaded. Next, we need to tell Blender the coordinate type of the texture. Under Mapping >>> Coordinates, select ‘UV’. This is as shown below.

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Besides indicating the mapping coordinates, we also need to indicate to Blender what influence the map is to be used for. Since the map is a colour map, under ‘Influence’, check ‘Colour’. You can also  use the map for more than one type of influences. For bump maps, click ‘Normal’.

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If you render the scene now, the model should have texture now.

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Thanks for reading the tutorial. Drop me a comment if you have any queries :)

Comments (9)

 

  1. Theuns says:

    The textures load but the paint or colour is missing?

  2. Theuns says:

    Hi I got it right. Saved the textmap under advanced tools in sculptris, previously I loaded the original texture from sculptris -obviously I’m a newbie to this and have no formal training, so thanks for the tutorial.

  3. Bazooka says:

    I don’t have Mapping or Influence menus. Where could they be hiding? :c

  4. admin says:

    Did you click the arrow beside the Influence label?

  5. sandor says:

    Thank you! I did not know how to export the texture map, i did not see the advanced tools menu.

  6. Random Newbie says:

    I don’t have the Mapping tab either… other than that thanks for the tutorial.

  7. scott says:

    i need to open up the mapping tab… where is it? i really hope the admin is here because he is the only one with this tutorial…. please help me find it. what is an influence label?

  8. Newb says:

    I dont have uv on my texture coordinates…help?

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