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    Mapping onto a cylindrical shape???

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    • pbacotP
      pbacot
      last edited by

      I had to use ThruPaint myself. First make the texture not "Projected".

      I scaled it up. Perhaps inappropriately. Seems if you don't want it to go so tall, you have to define a smaller surface for it.


      RiD-CounterTop 2.skp

      MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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      • sdmitchS
        sdmitch
        last edited by

        @utiler said:

        Hey guys, I've got a mental block. Why is it when I import an image, scale it to size and try to paint it onto a cylinder it won't?

        I've done it before but I've got nothing!!!!

        Import image as texture. Make sure texture is set Projected.

        Turn off hidden geometry. Sample texture with eye dropper.

        Paint cylinder.


        cylindar.gif

        Nothing is worthless, it can always be used as a bad example.

        http://sdmitch.blogspot.com/

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        • utilerU
          utiler
          last edited by

          Gee I'm stupid..... Thanks Sam!

          ๐Ÿ˜ฎ ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

          Just Curious...

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          • pbacotP
            pbacot
            last edited by

            Another way. Make the texture on the flat face NOT Projected. Sample it. Select all the faces or just the whole surface (hidden geo off) to be painted. Click the paint bucket on it until it seems to stop shifting textures, and the label will be wrapped.

            MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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            • olisheaO
              olishea
              last edited by

              Another way using UV tools.....just paint the cylinder using the normal bucket tool.

              Then right click the face, UV tools > Cylindrical Projection. Hey Presto...it maps the texture.

              oli

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              • utilerU
                utiler
                last edited by

                Hey thanks guys, I got it to work simply by the was Sam explained it, stupid me.

                I haven't played around with UV tools yet but want to give it a try; sounds like its pretty neat.

                Cheers to you all...!

                Just Curious...

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                • utilerU
                  utiler
                  last edited by

                  quick question; what's the main difference between thomthom's UV toolkit and Whaat's SketchUV?

                  Just Curious...

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                  • Rich O BrienR
                    Rich O Brien Moderator
                    last edited by

                    SketchUV has more mapping methods.

                    Download the free D'oh Book for SketchUp ๐Ÿ“–

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                    • cottyC
                      cotty
                      last edited by

                      ...and a great path select tool!

                      my SketchUp gallery

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                      • olisheaO
                        olishea
                        last edited by

                        yeah the UV tools i was talking about is ancient. Just works for simple stuff; cylinders and spheres.

                        oli

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                        • utilerU
                          utiler
                          last edited by

                          Cheers, y'all!!

                          Just Curious...

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                          • david_hD
                            david_h
                            last edited by

                            Used the Old UV tools. Works pretty good . . .but I didn't get an Ace of Clubs for some reason.
                            queen.png

                            If I make it look easy...It is probably easy

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                            • utilerU
                              utiler
                              last edited by

                              Nice work, Dave. ๐Ÿ‘

                              Just Curious...

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                              • david_hD
                                david_h
                                last edited by

                                thanks. . .didn't mean to hi-jack the thread. I just hadn't used UV tools for a while. Queen of Hearts does look like she is retaining a bit of water though. ๐Ÿ’š

                                If I make it look easy...It is probably easy

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