Extensions:2.4/Py/Scripts/Temp/UVtoTex

This script takes the current image and assigns it as a UV mapped texture to the first available texture channel on the current object's material. If the current object does not have a material, one will be created for it.

#!BPY

""" Registration info for Blender menus: <- these words are ignored
Name: 'Add UV Image as Material Texture'
Blender: 240
Group: 'UV'
Tooltip: 'Put Active Image as UV Mapped Texture on Active Object'
"""


__author__ = "Johnny Matthews"
__url__ = ("blender")
__version__ = "1.1 12/18/05"

__bpydoc__ = """\
This script takes the active image and sets it in the first texture channel of
the first material of the active object mapped to COL and UV. If no material
exists for the Object, one is created.
"""

# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
# Add UV as Material Texture
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
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import Blender
import bpy
from Blender import Material
from Blender import *

object = Blender.Object.GetSelected()[0]
mesh = object.getData()

mats = mesh.getMaterials()
material = 0

if len(mats) == 0:
	material = Material.New('newmat')
else:
	material = mats[0]

tex = Blender.Texture.New('UV')            
tex.setType('Image')                 
img = bpy.data.images.active            
tex.image = img                    

texs = material.getTextures()

i=0
for i in range (0,9):
	if texs[i] == None:
		break
	
material.setTexture(i, tex,Blender.Texture.TexCo.UV) 

if len(mats) == 0:
	mesh.materials.append(material)
	
mesh.update()

Window.RedrawAll()