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Hi I am trying to create the peeling paint look on the wall, making it peel of the wall (3D) , I have attached a photo of what I am talking about - might be easier to understand. Thank you so much for your help . I am just stuck - not sure what direction to go in. Ananya
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You want to create a wall with that effect in 3D??? My advise is: use a good texture (image), don't try to create that in 3D.
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Yes I want to create that in 3d - I am unable to find any image of exactly what I want - for it to pop of the wall. I just to create simple curls not as detailed in the photo - it is going to the central piece - so needs to work  Please let me know if you/anyone can thinkof something. thanks!!!
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I suppose I would start by creating a wall hosted family. Use massing, etc within the family to create the various curls and chips, etc, then load it into the project and place on the wall.
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Here is an idea, I havn't tried it so I don't know how complicated it would be... But you could model just a small piece of peeling paint in 3d, render it then take that render image and export it out as a jpeg, work it over in photoshop to turn it into a mapping image then use your newly created image as your material map. This might give you the effect you desire.
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