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For the archs and the structure yes, but the complex block is a mix of polyextrudes and polybevel... -
By konstantin magnus · Posted
Did you model these procedurally? If so, there are probably ways of assigning UVs while modeling and not after. -
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Many objects are procedural like these (lines & curves here): But others parts are more complex like that: This is why I'm trying to manage better UVs than LabsAutoUV node...
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By konstantin magnus · Posted
It's usually best to create UVs on the fly and not just at the end. For this, you can use the sweep node for pretty much any building part and enable its UV outputs. Additionally other output attributes such as primrow and ptcol can be useful for selecting patterns next, ie. i@primcol%3==1
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