You might want to set your own image up the same way. It's more fun to see your own picture as a decal, after all!)Īs you can see, this image is a single layer, with a transparent background. In fact, you might want to do that anyway. (If you cannot open it in your program, then I recommend that you use one of your own images. For this tutorial, I'll be using Photoshop CS but you can use whatever program you like, of course. The first thing you'll need to do is prepare the decal (or label) in your graphics program. If you want to download it, along with the image files I used, you'll find a. We'll explore what to do then using a shot glass. But what happens when an object has something like a decal or label that overlies the transparency? If you have followed the last several tutorials on Transparent Surfaces in LightWave, you should be pretty comfortable with making them. If you would like to see them full-size, just click on the picture.
Most of the images are shown fairly small, to ease download time. There are files available for you to download if you would like but they are not required to complete the tutorial. This tutorial was written for Lightwave 8. Putting a Decal on Glass in Lightwave Tutorial 1 © Copyright Robin Wood Putting a Decal on Glass (or anything else) in LightWave
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