Blender Tutorial - Animation Texture

[LuigWollknaeuel]

the music: sooo cool Classic Rocks!!

Thanks for the Tut.

[guyver2095]

Great tutorial, great music.

[fullgrown31]

hey. can i ask, how about if you're animating the eyes of a full character model, like, how does that work? does it need to have a dfferent material? please oh please reply.

[arhusebo]

@fullgrown31 Yes, I would think that is the best way to do it if you're using GLSL. I don't think you need materials to do it when you use Multitexture. Then you can just unwrap and apply each texture.

[fullgrown31]

@arhusebo i can't understand.. im sorry. doesn't the eye need a different texture for the anim to work? what im thinking is, the eye has a different material and texture and the body have different material texture. um. it would really if you explain. im sorry if im a noob. i just started blender a month ago.

[arhusebo]

@fullgrown31 The eyes needs a separate texture, yes. You can use two different materials : One for the character (everything but the eyes) and one for the eyes.

[fullgrown31]

@arhusebo that's exactly what im talking about. i just want an answer from a pro. thanks for helping out a noob. i appreciate it.

[TheBelzebuddha]

@arhusebo hi thank you for the video, do you know how to make it in blender 2.5?

[qazwsx2541]

VERY NICE thank you subbed

[fullgrown31]

@arhusebo Please make it in 2.5 version!

[ddrmaxman]

How do I do this for an animation (not a game) in Blender 2.56?

[arhusebo]

@ddrmaxman I haven't tried, but I thought it was just as easy as setting the texture coordinates to UV and then render the animation. I have not used 2.56 that much either.

[arhusebo]

@seekertosecrets I have never done it, but im sure there is a way to do it :)

[seekertosecrets]

@arhusebo I'll keep looking. If I find it, I'll send the link to you.