Click the Color Swatch at the lower right-hand corner of the dialog box to open the Color Picker.

Accept the default size and resolution.

In the tabbed Layers option, click Channels and then choose Color from the drop-down menu.In the Materials window, select the material you just created, drag it to the main window, and drop it on the wine bottle model to apply it.You can close the Material dialog box for now. In the field to the right of the thumbtack, enter a name for the material. In the Materials window choose File>New Material.Locate and open the winebottle.c4d file you downloaded from 3Dgate.We'll begin texturing the wine bottle by applying a base texture to the model. Move things around until you feel comfortable with the placement of all of your tools. If you don't own a copy of BodyPaint 3D, but would like to try out this tutorial, download a demo version.īefore beginning the tutorial, take a minute or so to become familiar with the BodyPaint 3D workspace shown in Figure 1.

To begin the tutorial, download the winebottle.c4d file from 3Dgate ( Zip version, Stuffit version). The best way to show this is by explaining how to use BodyPaint to texture a wine bottle that was created in Maxon Cinema 4D XL v6. These enable you to segregate artwork and brush strokes you apply to each channel. In this tutorial it helps to know that the program has multiple channels (color, diffusion, luminance, transparency, reflection, environment, bump, alpha, specular color, and displacement) and that each channel supports multiple layers. At the same time, it can apply texture maps to selected parts of a model, which is what I'll be showing you today.

Maxon Computer BodyPaint 3D allows artists to paint directly on a 3D model with one or more preset brushes (you can also create custom brushes).

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