There's a saying in the 3D modeling industry: "Mesh is only one letter away from Mess!" A mesh is the name of the 3D model and they tend to become a bit messy as you add more and more details. Also, if you are creating a 3D model for a game, you can't add too many details or the game will run really slow. So in the end you will end up with a mesh that's both messy and boxy. Luckily, you can hide most flaws with textures.
To learn both Blender and Unity, I decided to develop a simulator where you can drive electric cars from Tesla Motors. I have experience from modeling vehicles in 3D, but not so much experience from painting textures for these models. This weekend I decided to finally learn how to add textures. This is the result:
And this is the result in Blender:
Looks interesting? You can test it here.
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