How can I project an image on to a shape like a bottle? Help me

[alexpacio]

I can not transfer a text of a label around a bottle I created

File sketchup: Senza titolo.zip (1.9 MB)

[endlessfix]

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Sketchup Tutorial - Create Cola Can & Mapping Image Texture to Cylinder Surfaces

Glitched textures when attempting to wrap an image around a cylinder

A possible way to do this: place image on flat panel as texture, size to fit larger than panel, sample resized texture panel and apply to panels of the curve. Then soften smooth. [window]

[c_j_ryan]

I’ll be watching this thread, because I’ve had the same problem.

The issue you are going to run into will be the curved transition to the tapered neck and the round-over at the bottom, because the faces will be trapezoidal. The cylindrical part not so much. The blue to white fade precludes using the eyedropper tool like in the tutorial that was posted.

So I’ll be very interested to see suggested solutions.

[alexpacio]

With the cylindrical shape is much easier so let’s talk about a 360 ° shape but not cylindrical I could not apply even with the method that you suggested me Thanks anyway

However, I left the SketchUp 2018 file and the image file to test if anyone can show me how to do it directly from the SketchUp file

[alexpacio]

[Geo]

See this topic

SketchUp as a hobby

I’ve modified the plugin to create cones as well. Originally I had used the four-point rectangles for the image mapping, but they resulted in a perspective distortion; i.e., I want this: [image] But I get this instead: [image] This is documented (hence known) behavior. By triangulating everything and mapping the image to the triangles, I get something closer to what I want. By subdividing the cone into multiple levels, it approaches the acceptable: [image] I’ve updated the plugin here … t…

[whiterabbitdesigncompany]

Apply texture as mentioned and then align by use of “sketch UV mapping” tools ( map to cylinder)

[c_j_ryan]

Did the gradients come back when you rendered? Or was that only because of your GIF that they they look that way in your model?

[whiterabbitdesigncompany]

yes, the gif quality is bad, but gradient is there.

[c_j_ryan]

Very nice job and solution! Thank you.

Chris

[whiterabbitdesigncompany]

I tried to upload gif of process but it got too big to upload.
Anyway, the projection of the texture should work, or explode the image so it becomes a texture and then you can apply that to the bottle from the color palette. Make sure hidden geometry is off so it applies it to the whole cylindrical face. In UV plugin use cylindrical projection but make sure to go to a parallel view from the side so it maps squarely. If i can shorten the gif i will upload.

Also, it might be expected to get a bit of distortion on the neck because the square graphic is mapping to a surface that if unwrapped would not be square.

[c_j_ryan]

That was Whatt’s plug-in, right? (Dale)

[whiterabbitdesigncompany]

https://extensions.sketchup.com/en/content/sketchuv

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[c_j_ryan]

Thank you! I see in April you were looking for good tutorials on this. Do you ever find any?

[whiterabbitdesigncompany]

The official one from the link in the extension wharehouse is OK and this one below.

I tried the other WraprR but found it didn’t work so well for me. Sketchup isn’t that great at UV mapping as I think a quad mesh generates more predictable results.

[c_j_ryan]

Thanks, Roberto for asking about this and thanks Steve! I finially got it!

[whiterabbitdesigncompany]

here’s a fast and furious overview of it.

[c_j_ryan]

I do appreciate you making that gif. None of the tutorials were that clear as to what you had to do. So it took about 5 tries to get it.

Thank you.

Chris

[alexpacio]

Thanks to the suggestion of whiterabbitdesigncompany I managed to achieve this