As you can see there are some weird lines just below the characters head. How can I fix that?
I followed a video tutorial on YouTube on how to apply my skins to the rig and some guy posted the following solution:
The White lines are caused by interpolation, it’s a setting under “Image Sampling” when you set up a Textured Material in blender. This is not a bug in Blander, the same issue happens in 3D Studio Max, Maya, XSI, TrueSpace etc. when your material isn’t set up correctly.
Then later he posted this:
Also of note, when I grabbed the MinecraftBody_blend.blend file, loaded it up and looked at the UV Coords I can see places where the creator didn’t snap the UV’s to the Grid so you are getting UV’s that are just slightly off which can also cause those lovely lines.
Unfortunately I’m new to Blender so I can’t figure out how to do the stuff he described. So can someone please help me out and post some instructions( with some pics so I don’t get lost :D).
Hi basically for the UV mapping you did for the “hat” bit of the character, the front face of the cube’s mapping is slightly off the actual mapping of the texture. Just go back to the UV editor, find the front face on the image and move one of the edges a little bit further into the right area. I’ve got a tutorial on my channel doing exactly this if you’re still unsure. You can just jump to the bits you need, or if you want you can send me your .blend file and I can show you how to do it with pictures or a video.
Hope this helps
Well I tried to fix it, but UV image editor just won’t cooperate. I would really appreciate if you could give me a hand. You can download the rig and take a look at it. The link is in the first post.
If you can send me your own .blend file with your skin I’ll be able to help, I think your skin is too low res at the moment…the skin in his post seems fine, but its just a simple version. I don’t really want to play with some one elses provided blend file, it’s a little rude lol.
Hi, I’ve checked it out, tried many things and come to the conclusion you can’t fix it in Blender Internal, as soon as I switch it to cycles however it all works fine, so I released a new video showing how to add the materials for Blender Internal, but that line is still faintly there. So I also included the .blend file which contains both the cycles version and the blender internal version.
So if you’re determined to use Blender Internal, I’m afraid I can’t help much. Personally I recommend you use cycles. My version of the minecraft character with both cycles and blender internal materials is in the description of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C14HfW5F3Vo
Yeah, just along the top there’s a button that says “Blender Render” click that and select “Cylces Render” unfortunately, any materials that you have made will need to be remade for cycles.
basically for the UV mapping you did for the “hat” bit of the character, the front face of the cube’s mapping is slightly off the actual mapping of the texture. Just go back to the UV editor, find the front face on the image and move one of the edges a little bit further into the right area. I’ve got a tutorial on my channel doing exactly this if you’re still unsure. You can just jump to the bits you need, or if you want you can send me your .blend file and I can show you how to do it with pictures or a video.