Those who work with 3D models and texturing know the importance of creating repetitive textures that serve to map objects. The biggest problem that many people have with these creations is the welding point between the beginning and the end when the mapping repeats. In this tutorial we’ll learn how to get rid of the ‘seam’, especially with small sized dowels.
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