creating a coin part two

Select empty UV set:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 1

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Grab top central vertex:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 2

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Press Ctrl+F11

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 3

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Create new UVs:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 4

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Create new blinn material:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 5

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Connect to color our texture that we created:
Click on checkers opposite to Color, and choose file node

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 6

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Load texture:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 7

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Assign it to coin

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 8

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Open UV editor and move UVs as on picture:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 9

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Select blinn1SG and drag file node to Displacement mat.:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model texture 10

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