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hi sorry, I need to know how I can select Mark Seam mode, any areas where I place the cursor over the image to insert an image? For example, in this case I want molding a cup and engrave an image.
The detail is that I have blender 2.63 and in the tutorial video I'm looking for is for the 2.5, and I said I should press the seam mark L mode ... Then I activate the seam mark, I place the cursor in the area where I press the L key to select that only that part of the cup, but pressing the button selects the entire mug me. I know I have to attend the forum, but I have to know this sencilles rush of Blender 2.63. I'm grateful beforehand.
I believe that in 2.63 l selects any vertex linked with the vertex you have selected. What I would do is select the part you want to make seams onto, with the box select and Shift-clicking. Then once you have the part selected just press t to open up your toolbar and scroll down until you see UV mapping and press mark seam.
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This is a translation: hi sorry, I need to know how I can select Mark Seam mode, any areas where I place the cursor over the image to insert an image? For example, in this case I want molding a cup and engrave an image. The detail is that I have blender 2.63 and in the tutorial video I'm looking for is for the 2.5, and I said I should press the seam mark L mode ... Then I activate the seam mark, I place the cursor in the area where I press the L key to select that only that part of the cup, but pressing the button selects the entire mug me. I know I have to attend the forum, but I have to know this sencilles rush of Blender 2.63. I'm grateful beforehand.
I believe that in 2.63 l selects any vertex linked with the vertex you have selected. What I would do is select the part you want to make seams onto, with the box select and Shift-clicking. Then once you have the part selected just press t to open up your toolbar and scroll down until you see UV mapping and press mark seam.
I forgot, thanks for your input was looking for ice.
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