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How to copy or project uvs & (data block) to another object? to use the same UV map in other objects

How i do this ?

Maybe you want to work on your object until it satisfies the lowpoly lod level, then unwrap and duplicate, and add a subdivide modifier with the option 'subdivide uv' off. This way all you object will have the same uv layer – Yvain Mar 30 '16 at 11:22

when I try to do this I did not have a good result, and I do not copy anything, or nothing in a correct way, I do not copy the SEAMS, and when I copy the UVs, this appears You can try the "transfer data" tool (the modifier also works, sometimes...).

How to copy or project uvs & (data block) to another object? to use the same UV map in other objects

How i do this ?

Maybe you want to work on your object until it satisfies the lowpoly lod level, then unwrap and duplicate, and add a subdivide modifier with the option 'subdivide uv' off. This way all you object will have the same uv layer – Yvain Mar 30 '16 at 11:22

when I try to do this I did not have a good result, and I do not copy anything, or nothing in a correct way, I do not copy the SEAMS, and when I copy the UVs, this appears You can try the "transfer data" tool (the modifier also works, sometimes...).

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How to copy or project uvs & (data block) to another object? to use the same UV map in other objects

How i do this ?

Maybe you want to work on your object until it satisfies the lowpoly lod level, then unwrap and duplicate, and add a subdivide modifier with the option 'subdivide uv' off. This way all you object will have the same uv layer – Yvain Mar 30 '16 at 11:22

Maybe you want to work on your object until it satisfies the lowpoly lod level, then unwrap and duplicate, and add a subdivide modifier with the option 'subdivide uv' off. This way all you object will have the same uv layer – Yvain Mar 30 '16 at 11:22

when I try to do this I did not have a good result, and I do not copy anything, or nothing in a correct way, I do not copy the SEAMS, and when I copy the UVs, this appears You can try the "transfer data" tool (the modifier also works, sometimes...).

How to copy or project uvs & (data block) to another object? to use the same UV map in other objects

How i do this ?

Maybe you want to work on your object until it satisfies the lowpoly lod level, then unwrap and duplicate, and add a subdivide modifier with the option 'subdivide uv' off. This way all you object will have the same uv layer – Yvain Mar 30 '16 at 11:22

when I try to do this I did not have a good result, and I do not copy anything, or nothing in a correct way, I do not copy the SEAMS, and when I copy the UVs, this appears You can try the "transfer data" tool (the modifier also works, sometimes...).

How to copy or project uvs & (data block) to another object? to use the same UV map in other objects

How i do this ?

Maybe you want to work on your object until it satisfies the lowpoly lod level, then unwrap and duplicate, and add a subdivide modifier with the option 'subdivide uv' off. This way all you object will have the same uv layer – Yvain Mar 30 '16 at 11:22

How to copy or project uvs & (data block) to another object? to use the same UV map in other objects

How i do this ?

Maybe you want to work on your object until it satisfies the lowpoly lod level, then unwrap and duplicate, and add a subdivide modifier with the option 'subdivide uv' off. This way all you object will have the same uv layer – Yvain Mar 30 '16 at 11:22

Maybe you want to work on your object until it satisfies the lowpoly lod level, then unwrap and duplicate, and add a subdivide modifier with the option 'subdivide uv' off. This way all you object will have the same uv layer – Yvain Mar 30 '16 at 11:22

when I try to do this I did not have a good result, and I do not copy anything, or nothing in a correct way, I do not copy the SEAMS, and when I copy the UVs, this appears You can try the "transfer data" tool (the modifier also works, sometimes...).