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Panel Decals and Panel Trims for Concept Design in #b3d with #DECALmachine

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Mossy11 months ago

What was that tool you used at 00:04 ? Merging those edges I do very frequently and I almost always do it by the knife then merge then snap align

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MACHINƎ11 months ago

Smart Vert Slide Extend with edge projection (ALT)

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Ryu11 months ago

I love it.

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Jonas - 📖 The Wandering Inn Vol 9. - BOB11 months ago

One could then bake those and use them in an engine right? Looks great as usual!

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MACHINƎ11 months ago

You could use them as is in a deferred decal pipeline without baking with much better results. And if you stick to just trimsheets, you can use them even in forward rendered engines just as is.

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I WAS BREWED IN 200911 months ago

& this is already in the latest decal machine build right?

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MACHINƎ11 months ago

All of this is ancient.

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Leôn11 months ago

Does DecalMachine allow for custom made trim sheet materials for stuff like paneling and whatnot when it comes to hardsurface works? Addon seems SUPER SUPER helpful but it would be nice if you could set up custom paneling and whatnot!

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MACHINƎ11 months ago

Yes of course, see and

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Gui Roberts11 months ago

I was asked to explain how I applied the tape to the mag, so I created this brief tutorial. I figured it would be nice to share here as well.

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Ian Lloyd Dela Cruz11 months ago

Well, this is addicting. Real geometry in the left and baked maps in the right. #b3d #blender3d

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Pilgrim11 months ago

Blender

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Ethan Nicholson - looking for work :)11 months ago

There are finally some pistons in place. Holy moly finding references for the inside of this thing has been a pain. It’s almost fully watertight, but still a few tiny sections that I wanna get just right :)

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