Set the viewport shading to Texture or Material. You need a material to display textures in the viewport in cycles. To display the textures used in the material of the object regardless of the texture (or lack of texture) displayed in the UV image editor, enable GLSL in 3D view > Properties region ( N) > Shading and set the viewport shading to Texture:
As of now, users can use for all types of basic image editing. Paint will still be available on Windows Store as a free application for download. Step 3 Open the 'File' menu, then select 'Open. The 3D Viewport shows you the object being textured. The Redmond based tech giant is focusing mainly on the Paint 3D and trying hard to leverage the application as the ultimate 3D image and logo editor. Step 1 Press the 'Windows' key, then type 'Paint.' Video of the Day Step 2 Select 'Paint' from the Results screen to open the Paint program. The UV Editor allows you to map textures directly to the mesh faces. You cannot turn material display on or off from the 3D panel. Modeling Meshes UVs Using UV Maps Using UV Maps Sooner or later, you may want to use an image texture on your model. Note that this only works when the object's UV map has the appropriate texture displayed in the UV/image editor: (see this post for more information) Click the eye icon next to the mesh or light entry in the top section of the 3D panel. Try setting the viewport shading to Texture ( Alt Z):
If you have an image texture, you can also display textures in solid shading mode by switching to "texture" in the shading mode options drop down: Switch to Material viewport shading by clicking the icon in the top right of the 3D view:
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