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    • Didier BurD
      Didier Bur @Krass
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      @Krass

      Hi,
      I use SculptTools to adjust the shape of AI-generated medieval characters. The problem is that the UV coordinates are lost as soon as the shape is modified. Preserving these coordinates would be a significant improvement.

      Geoffroy.gif

      DB

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      • KrassK
        Krass
        last edited by Krass

        Hello, that usual, I think the best way tu recover your mapping after modifying geometry is to select only the ugly faces and project your material with Fredo6 thrupaint

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        • KrassK
          Krass
          last edited by Krass

          but I think you won't be able to do this with AI generted UV

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          • KrassK
            Krass
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            One solution is to repair the damaged areas—like applying patches—using new material created from a screenshot of the figure taken before the modifications, and then applying it in "projected" mode using Thrupaint.

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              Krass @Krass
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                • KrassK
                  Krass
                  last edited by Krass

                  no ! the best solution is to use SketchUV plugin!
                  SketchUp_ZBpNK5VUlK.mp4

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                  • TIGT
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                    If it's a single 'image' can you make its textured material 'projected', and then save it to another face of the same orientation. Can you then adjust the original surface - after which you use the eyedropper to select the projected texture from the temporary face, and reapply that onto the modified original surface ? hereby keeping the UVs ?

                    TIG

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                    • KrassK
                      Krass
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                      That may be, but I don't see a faster, more effective, and free solution than the one I showed in the video above (the second one).

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                      • TIGT
                        TIG Moderator
                        last edited by

                        Your video arrived as I was posting - just consider it an alternative approach...

                        TIG

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                        • Didier BurD
                          Didier Bur @Krass
                          last edited by Didier Bur

                          @Krass
                          Waoow ! Excellent !
                          Thanks for the trick (SketchUV)

                          DB

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