LFS Editor/Modeller/Texture Mapping Mode - Revision history

Flame CZE at 00:01, 20 February 2026

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separate section for Adding a new mapping

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Added the 3rd part containing Making a Mapping

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 | Open the [[../|modeller]].
 | Click the {{old button|map}} button at the top left or press {{key press|5}}.
 [[Image:LFS Editor map mode.jpg|thumb|none|Texture mapping mode in modeller]]
-|  Adding a mapping  <br/>
+== Adding a new mapping ==
-Now simply hold {{key press|RMB}} and drag to make a box, that box will be the new mapping borders although it can be adjusted later. <br/>
+To add a mapping, you need to be in a 2D view, here's a list of [[LFS_Editor/User_Interface#Viewports|2D view shortcuts]]: <br/>
-A new button should appear as {{Old button|Make New Mapping |palegreen}}, give the mapping a name.
+* For front view press {{key press|F}}.
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+* For right view press {{key press|R}}.
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+* For left view press {{key press|L}}.
-Every mapping need to be assigned to a '''Cutout''', to assign the mapping to use the cutout, {{key press|LMB}} on the {{Old button|Cutout|grey}} field beside the {{Old button|Your Mapping Name|lightgrey}}
+* For top view press  {{key press|T}}.
-Then {{key press|LMB}} on the Cutout name.
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 [[Image:LFS Editor map mode.jpg|thumb|none|Texture mapping mode in modeller]]
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-'''Texture mapping mode''' (or map mode) is one of the editing modes in the [[../|modeller]], a part of the [[LFS Editor]]. In this mode, [[../Texture Cutout Mode|cutouts]] of [[../Texture Page Mode|texture pages]] are mapped onto the 3D model's triangles using a planar projection.
+'''Texture mapping mode''' (or map mode) is a editing mode in the [[../|modeller]], a part of the [[LFS Editor]]. In this mode, [[../Texture Cutout Mode|cutouts]] of [[../Texture Page Mode|texture pages]] are mapped onto the 3D model's triangles using a planar projection.
 == Entering the texture mapping mode ==

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 [[Image:LFS Editor map mode.jpg|thumb|Texture mapping mode in Modeller]]
-'''Texture mapping mode''' (or map mode) is one of the [[LFS Editor/Modeller#Editing modes|editing modes]] in the [[Modeller]], a part of the [[LFS Editor]]. In this mode, [[LFS Editor/Modeller/Texture Cutout Mode|cutouts]] of [[LFS Editor/Modeller/Texture Page Mode|texture pages]] are mapped onto the 3D model's triangles using a planar projection.
+'''Texture mapping mode''' (or map mode) is one of the editing modes in the [[../|Modeller]], a part of the [[LFS Editor]]. In this mode, [[../Texture Cutout Mode|cutouts]] of [[../Texture Page Mode|texture pages]] are mapped onto the 3D model's triangles using a planar projection.
 == Entering the texture mapping mode ==