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    Multiple Texture Layers on a Single Face

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      ryangarnett
      last edited by

      Hello All,

      This may be a dumb question, so excuse me if it is, but is there a way to add multiple textures to a single face? Layering textures? My example would be if I want to have a brick texture as a background, but would also like to add features such as a door or window. I was thinking of making a texture that had a door and two windows and saving it as a PNG to have transparency, but this over rides the background brick texture. I know I would add the door or window as its own face, or I could make a texture that had the bricks, door and windows all together, but I am looking at setting up a generic texture library for urban modelling. Having a static texture would be limiting in my situation. Any help would be great.

      Thanks...

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      • thomthomT Offline
        thomthom
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        Afraid not. Instead you might want to set up a library of cutout components for such features such as windows, doors etc.

        Thomas Thomassen β€” SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
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          pep75
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          Well Ryan, actually this would be great if you can...like other modelling software that you can layer your materials.....maybe in the future... 😍

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