100 Wood Stencil Imperfection-VOL 01 Texture

100 Wood Stencil Imperfection-VOL 01

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The projection is a tool that allow to paint a material by projecting it in screen/viewport space. It shares similar controls to the stencil.

It is possible to edit the projection transformation by pressing the shortcut S :

Use S + Left Mouse click to rotate the stencil.Use S + Left Mouse click + SHIFT to snap/constrain to rotation of the stencil.Use S + Right Mouse click to Zoom/Unzoom the stencil.Use S + Middle Mouse click to translate the stencil.

Projection : Paint tool based on screenspace projection. This tool will display and repeat a pattern over the viewport.Physical projection : Projection paint tool with physics properties based on particles presets.

Use the texture data-block at the bottom of the paint panel to select a preloaded image or procedural texture to use as your brush pattern.

Note that in order to use it, you must have a placeholder material defined, and that particular texture defined using the Material and Texture buttons. It is not necessary to have that material or texture applied to any mesh anywhere; it must only be defined.

The example to the right shows the effects of painting with a Voronoi texture.

TextureIn paint modes the texture is used as a color source, while for sculpting it is used to determine the strength of the brush.

MappingSets the way the texture is applied to the brush stroke.

View PlaneIf View Plane is enabled, the current view angle is used to project the brush texture onto the model. I.e. the texture follows the mouse, so it appears that the texture is being dragged across the model. In 2D painting, the texture moves with the brush.

Area PlaneProjects the brush texture along the local surface normal, which keeps the texture from stretching when sculpting on a portion of the mesh that is at an extreme angle to the viewpoint.

TiledThe Tile option tiles the texture across the screen, so moving the brush appears to move separately from the texture. The Tile option is most useful with tileable images, rather than procedural textures.

3DThe 3D option allows the brush to take full advantage of procedural textures. This mode uses vertex coordinates rather than the brush location to determine what area of the texture to use.

RandomPicks a random texture coordinate to sample from for each dab.

StencilStencil mapping works by projecting the paint from the camera space on the mesh or canvas. Painting is applied only inside the boundaries of the stencil. The stencil is displayed as a screen space overlay on the viewport. To the transform the stencil texture and the stencil mask with additional Alt pressed:

Move RMB

Scale Shift-RMB

Rotate Ctrl-RMB

When using stencil scaling, X and Y are used to constrain the scaling to one axis. Pressing one of the buttons twice reverts to unconstrained scaling.

Image AspectRestore the aspect ratio of the original image to reset stretching introduce by scaling, (Image textures only.) This operator can use the tiling and scale values of the brush texture if the relevant are enabled in Adjust Last Operation panel.

Reset TransformRestores the position of the stencil.

Angle Ctrl-FThis is the rotation angle of the texture brush. It can be changed interactively via Ctrl-F in the 3D Viewport. While in the interactive rotation you can enter a value numerically as well.

Rake RAngle follows the direction of the brush stroke. Not available with 3D textures. (Shortcut sculpting only.)

Random RAngle is randomized per dab.

Random AngleConstraints the random deviation to a range.

Offset X, Y, ZOffset the texture map placement in X, Y, and Z axes.

Size X, Y, ZSet the scale of the texture in each axis. Not available for Drag sculpting textures.

Sample Bias Sculpt ModeValue added to texture samples.