ADDING DECALS to Twinmotion Renderings (Lane Striping, Manholes and more!)

Posted by Justin Geis | Jun 16, 2019 | Twinmotion Quick Tips | 0 |

In this video, learn to add decals to faces inside of Twinmotion! This can be useful for adding striping to roads, adding imperfections to surfaces, things like manhole covers, and much more!

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ADDING DECALS to Twinmotion Renderings (Lane Striping, Manholes and more!)

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