gimp simply use the selection tool and highlight on what you want to paint, then select a color and use the bucket tool to fill that area.

I was curious on which render engine should i use? I know internal is faster and cycles is more accurate but does that matter for tf2 modeling. Also if you prefer cycles could you suggest some bake settings.
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Thanks for the help, also will you be making anymore weapons I think your workshop submissions are awesome

Thanks responding and basically I made shoes and a backpack object, So lets say my creation was in the game; if a person clicked a person clicked the item the shoes and the backpack would appear on the character. Would i be able to use seperate uv maps for the shoes and the backpack or would i have to use one for both. I hope that clarifies my question for you

hello I was hoping someone could answer my question about uv maps, I am creating an item that will have mutliple objects in it. For example the buff banner, there is a backpack and horn. I want to know is it alright to use seperate uv maps for the two objects or do i have to fit the whole thing on one map.
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