Multiple materials on One mesh - By MysticDuder

[Mike2008and2008]

Awesome Dude! That works! Too cool for motor school!

[idongsr]

thank you for multiple materials on one mesh... hah hah :)

[BonesSan]

Sorry for asking so many questions but, is it possible to "Link" 2 different objects, so when you move one they stay in the shape they are and move together?

[MysticDuder]

To answer your questions.

1) The colours are for the sake of the tutorial

2) what box?

3) Look up "Parenting" in blender.

[BonesSan]

Hey just wondering, does the color really matter or was that just for the sake of the tutorial.

[BonesSan]

also does what you put in the box matter? Heh heh, I just replied to myself =D

[ErnstJohnOrson]

Thanks man,

really helped me out!

[carnicerodeperros]

talk clearly into the mic!!!!!!

[MysticDuder]

My apologies, my microphone at the time of recording was horrendous! I hope to soon rerecord the videos in a few weeks!

My apologies for the inconvenience!

[ramanboywss]

This is so crucial! Why aren't there more tutorials on UV mapping? And why is the audio so quiet and muffled?

[MysticDuder]

haha! sorry about the audio quality! i got a horrible cheap headset that i stole from my roommate my apologies!!! i at least hope it helped!!! and i have a tutorial on UV mapping if you haven't already found it! Again, keep me posted, and if there is anything specific you would like me to post, i will gladly see if i can do it!!!

Thanks again

- The Duder

[blondandfun]

Thanks for this.  I was worried i needed to make two meshes for a tree.