Using Blender Render you can add images to the texture slots. They can also be added by drag 'N dropping the image icon from the UV Image Editor. They can be added in as texture nodes by looking through the menu that is called up when the keyboard shortcut Shift s is used. Textures can be drag 'N dropped from the hard drive file system. Update in response to a comment requesting more information. The texture that is being painted from should be selected in the section named "Source Clone Slot".Īll the settings I used are shown in the following animation.
The texture that is being painted to should be selected in the section named "Available Paint Slots" Be sure to add a UV Map node for each texture and set the appropriate UV Map.Įnter Texture Paint mode and activate "Clone From Paint Slot". When the render is set to Cycles you can add two textures to the material and they should both show up as slots in texture paint. This is when I click on the uv map : it is not the same result as the previous painting : But when I click on the paintTo UV Map, which is the image I should export at the end, the painting does not correctly match the seams : Here is a new example : the clone painting works.
#After effects clone stamp tool not working backwards how to
Would you know how to use this clone effect in Blender 2.72b ?ĮDIT #4: it is confusing, sorry.
I tried to play with the clone settings, the options in the shader menu : GLSL/Multitexture, but nothing changes. I followed this tutorial : but the version of Blender is not the same, so the settings are a bit different. I created a new UV Map, after I project the image from view, the image of reference appears well on the mesh in Object Mode, but I get this white color in Texture Paint Mode. I would like to use the clone tool with texture paint, but as soon as I choose Texture Paint, the mesh is white, and I cannot paint on it.
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