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I feel like I found a way to do this in the past but can no longer find it anymore.

 

I have a mesh that I've baked with a Normal map for painting. I'd like to be able to paint depth along the direction of my stroke, without having to use a stencil. Is this possible? Or did I use to have far more patiences a few months ago. It's a pretty nasty process trying to paint a linear texture currently..

 

Thanks.
T

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I feel like I found a way to do this in the past but can no longer find it anymore.

 

I have a mesh that I've baked with a Normal map for painting. I'd like to be able to paint depth along the direction of my stroke, without having to use a stencil. Is this possible? Or did I use to have far more patiences a few months ago. It's a pretty nasty process trying to paint a linear texture currently..

 

Thanks.

T

Does the "nasty process" include activating the Depth gismo? Are you using a tablet and having the same problem with pen pressure described here:

 

Intuos Pro pressure detection constantly fails in 3D-Coat..

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Hi Tony,

If you're referring to this

post-38412-0-99596600-1442776027.png

 

yes that is correctly set. It's more that it would be great to be able to paint a texture like this

post-38412-0-78186400-1442776051_thumb.p

 

along a stroke without having to stencil it on and constantly adjust the view / stencil position. At the moment the only way I can see how to paint many similar lines at  slightly different angles is to keep adjusting the stencil gizmo and my camera view. The other mapping options do not seem to be what I'd be looking for.

 

If it would be better explained by video let me know

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