Blender 3d - Texturing a Single Sculptie with Multiple Materials

In this tutorial, I'll use the single prim chair from my last tutorial to demonstrate how to apply multiple materials to a single object.

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[bobmiller66]

Nice

[p0wer5000]

ty for all ur help in these videos

[john81078]

@bastoldragonwoasta go in to edit mode, select the vertices you what to change, go to the materials panel and click "Assign" :-)

[bastoldragonwoasta]

@john81078 how did you do it in 2.5 

[john81078]

i'm using blender 2.5 but i still figured it out thanks to you :-)

[FroukjeHoorenbeek]

Thank you!

[masorex]

yes, ive started using blender and it is a little confusing at times, but ive been making little things like hats, knifes, etc. ihave no idea how to texture though, id love to learn how, all i know how to do is make a whole object one color...

[okiphiarayna]

@masorex These tutorials are for use with the virtual world Second Life, and the instructions include things needed specifically for creation with that in mind. So, not exactly, no. However, you'd do similar things. It's a little more straightforward with most game engines, and not so limited often, but you'd still want a low poly count, and texturing would be done similarly if done with procedurals. True texturing is more involved, though.

[masorex]

so if i wanted to make a video game would i have to do all this crazy stuff with every item just to put it in...?

[okiphiarayna]

@MrTard Probably a different version of either Blender or the Primstar scripts. The Blender version is 2.49a, the Primstar scripts are... I honestly don't know what version. The same options should still be available, however.