Ultimate Unwrap 3D

By right-clicking on the UV Editor text, there is a list of several menu options available to customize the UV Editor, such as tiling the displayed texture, or changing the brightness of the background.

By right-clicking in the UV Editor workspace, there is also a context menu, with commands specific to modifying UV coordinates. Note that this menu changes whether an item is selected or not.

By right-clicking on the Perspective text, there is a list of several menu options available to customize the 3D views, such as changing the rendering mode to wireframe or switching to bilinear texture filtering.

By right-clicking in the Perspective workspace, there is also a context menu, with commands specific to modifying 3D geometry, such as moving/rotating/scaling vertices.

This is a quick example of how to create a UV map of a multi-colored box consisting of only vertex colors:

1. In Unwrap 3D, click Create | Box. Click OK.

2. Click Ctrl+A to select everything. Click 3D Tools | Modifiers | Selection | Move. Click on all three Align Above buttons: X,Y,Z. We want to move all vertices of the box into the positive range.

3. Click 3D Tools | Vertex Colors | Autoshade. Select the option Vertex Position and click OK.

4. If you turn on vertex colors, you should see a multi-colored box.

5. Click File | Export | UV Map. Select the option Vertex Colors. Click OK.

Before we can go full-screen, we have to create a new floating window.

1. Right-click on the Perspective text to bring up the context menu. Select the option New Window.

2. Now, in the new floating window, right-click on the Perspective text to bring up the context menu again. This time, you should see the option to go full screen.

3. Tip: You can also use the Esc key to quickly toggle full-screen mode on/off in the floating window.