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Sara Lukas
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Join date: 15 Dec 2006
Posts: 311
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12-22-2007 05:55
hi.. is it possible to chnage the size of textures i have purchased inworld? i have a lot of textures i have purchased that are 1024x1024.... i was jsut wondering if it is possible to chnage them to 512x512 in world? can this be done? thankyou 
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Ceera Murakami
Texture Artist / Builder
Join date: 9 Sep 2005
Posts: 7,750
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12-22-2007 06:05
Only by exporting, changing it on your computer, and re-importing, which will cost you L$10 per texture. You can't scale the resolution in-world.
Save the texture to your hard drive, change the resolution with Photoshop or some other app, and re-upload the smaller version back to your inventory.
Personally, I'd name the texture the same as the original, but add "-sm" to the end of the name, to indicate it's your smaller version. That way you still credit the original source, and can easily match it to the original that you paid for.
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Sara Lukas
.·:*¨¨* In Love *¨¨*:·.
Join date: 15 Dec 2006
Posts: 311
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12-23-2007 04:04
hmm.. dont really wanna spend 10l after i have just paid on average 30l for each one jsut so i can resize it.... jsut thoght there would be an option inworld for this so we could save on lag... thankyou anyway...
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Namssor Daguerre
Imitates life
Join date: 18 Feb 2004
Posts: 1,423
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12-23-2007 10:41
From: Sara Lukas hmm.. dont really wanna spend 10l after i have just paid on average 30l for each one jsut so i can resize it.... jsut thoght there would be an option inworld for this so we could save on lag... thankyou anyway... Ceera is right. Export, resize, and re-upload is the only way. Personally, I use <filename> + (256, 512, 1024, etc.) to keep track of separate file sizes where the image is essentially the same. |