Hey guys. I was hired to design cubical little mascots. As a

>>558184
ask them if they'll show you the finished result? most 3d programs if you create a 3d primitive cube it will come already UV'd so if you match up your texture to those uv's and apply it to the material you'll be able to see. look up basic texture tutorials and it shouldn't take you long to figure this out.

>>558184
Are you a complete beginner? What software (Maya, Blender, 3DSMax) do you have? Is it a Minecraft kinda deal?

>>558187

that sounds like it should be fairly simple but i didn't find any quick guide googling (maybe i'm retarded or used wrong terminology?)

>>558192
i have blender! yes complete beginner. it's not really minecraft, literally just cubes with painted sides.

>>558204
>i have blender! yes complete beginner. it's not really minecraft, literally just cubes with painted sides.

Oh, rip. I don't know how to do a damn thing in Blender.

Well, Blender starts with a default cube on the scene. You could follow this guide,

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro/UV_Map_Basics

to kinda quickly assign some images to the faces. If you actually have some time, I recommend the beginner series by Andrew Price where he goes through the modelling process of a donut, from the user interface to the final render:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYj6e-72RDs

Takes around an afternoon but after it, you can pretty much do all the cubes with painted sides you could wish for. The part you're specifically interested in is part 6, where he unwraps a cube and textures it.

Good luck!

>>558184
you didn't check what the textures would look like on the model as you were making them? This is easy to do using only photoshop. You can import the cube's .obj (request it from your employer or quickly create and unwrap a cube) into Photoshop and either paint the textures directly on it or on a separate file and apply it. Assuming you used photoshop to design the textures of course.

>>558267
can photoshop seriously import 3d models now? what the fuck

>>558269
it has been able to for years.