Zebra-斑马绒毛玩具建模贴图教程

2. big bump (additive) Only the bump is active , and turn on the Mix with other Textures” button.
4. black nose and shoeso corresponds with the yellow, only the colour is dark grey - black. For the mask, use polygon selection: select the polygons of the nose and the shoe and set selection”. Call the selection nose , and write in the restrict to selection” field of the texture part the nose.
Tail
The tail is a Sweep Nurbs, which consists of a kit spline and a small round, in the end a cap and rounding . For this, I made a simple string - like texture, its density was set in on the uvw map.
Body
Because it is a quite simple modell I am not going to introduce the modelling step by step. On these ways you can find 2 modelling tutorials, a very simple one and another one for advanced learners:
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1. yellow base
3. blue stripes (with alfa)
5. black nose and shoe restrict to selection
2. big bump (additive)
4. big bump (additive)
1. yellow base
3. blue stripes (with alfa) This corresponds with the yellow, only its colour is blue and its painted striped bitmap will be the alphachannel (in negative).
If you are bored and your wife/girlfriend is not around, you can make a whole collection. :) pupi
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If we are satisfied with the modell, then finally we should share it further a little bit , because it is better in the uvw mapping if it consists of more poligons.
Eyes
The eyes consist of 2 simple Lathe nurbs fit together, the bigger one is the eyeball, the smaller one is the pupil. If it is done, let's make the texture of it at once, like this:
UVW Mapping
Being a lazy person, I am going to make only the half of the modell, since in the case of quite a tiny animal it is not disturbing to have a symmetric texture. If we examine the modell, we will see that its certain bodyparts are mostly very similar to simple forms. These bodyparts can be laid out the best with the projection of the most similar form. 1. Create a material and call it " z 2. Have the colour chanell reached in the layer menu. Let the size of the bitman on the basic setting , the background should be 50% gray .Decrease the opacity to 50%, this way we can see how much it deforms on the surface. 3. Mark the polygons of the head and start the " start interactive mapping " command in the Texture View window. Set the texture part to spherical and try to find this position with the edit texture instrument- rotating and moving it, when the texture deforms the least on the head. If we are satisfied: " stop interactive mapping ". 4. In the Texture View window take the piece of the head and put it into a safe place. Probably, this tutorial might explain the procedure better:
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Create the other bothyparts in the same way than the previous one. Try to mark the joints to fit properly on the sewing“. In this way it will not be so strange if the paintbrush jumps away and the texture is not perfectly continuos.
Finally, arrange them economically, then set the shape and the size of the texture as we like it. Now, start to paint!
Texturing
Paint 2 textures, a striped one onto the color chanell which is going to be used as alpha and a bump one. I always use the .psd format with many layers, thus it is easier to correct the mistakes. If it is done we can melt them into a plain .tiff. Making the bump I use 3 at least: at the bottom 50% gray, above this the bright, and on the top the dark. If you have a Wacom tablet or something like that, it helps you a lot.
Let's make a similarly simple little horse. Generally , this is my starting-point and here it is the final result.
This is the modell prepared to the final uvw mapping.
We need 4 different material to dress the modell. It sounds too much, but I made it to demonstrate the texturing alternatives of the Cinema 4D.
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Measure out and rotate the pieces until the small squares of the modell are going to be approximately the same size and shape. I usually fit together some of the still separated parts, because so we can put on simple bitmap textures (textile, clothespatterns) onto the modell later. Do the assembling in the texture view window with the edit point tool. If we turn on the snap function, we can get a perfect joining.