Hi guys, I was wondering if it was possible to see both sides of a plane, cause when I go into “texture mode” one is invisible, and also if it was possible to put a texture on both sides, maybe a different texture on the second face, without need to create another plane in the other direction…
thank you very much for answering 
no, that isnt what im looking for, i’m trying to find a way not to have to duplicate a plane and invert its normal, just because when i animate it the two faces separate one from the other and it’s kinda weird… i’m not looking for a way with nodes 
anyone else can help me? thanks
Would it do if it was a very thin polyedron instead of a plane? Start from a cube and flatten it?
I’m also highly interested about this. What I try to do is paper folded character. One object should have painted face only on one side.
I have seen a tutorial where someone made two UV maps from single mesh. But sadly this tutorial was incomplete and I didn’t understand how to redo.
yes, you can of course create a cube and flatten it, but then you might have problems with the animation, since the vertices could not be always in the same exactly position, and so you would see a little part of both… it’s just something i always have to face and i’m looking for a solution hope someone already solved this, thanks
Using 2.57 the default is to have “double-sided” normals for an object. See “Properties”, Object Data parameters. When you apply a material/texture/UV mapped image it will be rendered for both sides. Not sure if there is an easy way to make the two sides different.