How to create a label with Patchwork 3D?

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Kevin Member	Hi! In this topic, we are going to see how to create a label for customizing your 3D Model. Below, you will find a quick tutorial for Patchwork 3D showing you the main steps! Enjoy! _________________ A label is a material pattern that can be applied to a surface and oriented similarly to a physical sticker. The surfaces of Matter may receive an unlimited number of labels. These labels are used to position product graphical elements such as a logo, documentation, a mark, iconography, and so on, interactively on model surfaces. Let’s see how to create a label. In Matter, start by creating a label material. In the material editor, you can manage the parameters of the material by going to the corresponding tab: Diffuse, Reflection, Bump… For example, for this logo, we use a simple texture that we apply in the alpha map parameter and manage its color with the filter parameter of the diffuse. You can then assign the label material to a surface by doing a simple drag and drop. If you need to, you can adjust the position of the label with the tools in the top toolbar. Tagged: #HowTo Published on 8 July 2020 at 10 h 00 min

Hi!

In this topic, we are going to see how to create a label for customizing your 3D Model.

Below, you will find a quick tutorial for Patchwork 3D showing you the main steps!

Enjoy!

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A label is a material pattern that can be applied to a surface and oriented similarly to a physical sticker.

The surfaces of Matter may receive an unlimited number of labels. These labels are used to position product graphical elements such as a logo, documentation, a mark, iconography, and so on, interactively on model surfaces.

Let’s see how to create a label. In Matter, start by creating a label material.

In the material editor, you can manage the parameters of the material by going to the corresponding tab: Diffuse, Reflection, Bump…

For example, for this logo, we use a simple texture that we apply in the alpha map parameter and manage its color with the filter parameter of the diffuse.

You can then assign the label material to a surface by doing a simple drag and drop. If you need to, you can adjust the position of the label with the tools in the top toolbar.