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Les Grut
Registered User
Join date: 25 Jun 2007
Posts: 6
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08-03-2007 12:21
I have gotten the building part down pretty well, with help from all the great residents here. I am still having a problem aligning textures, even simple ones like CONCRETE! STOP LAUGHING!
I know the textures are percentage based(well at least I think).
is there any kind of formula or tricks to aligning the txtures easily? I have sat and tried for about 2 hours on this ONE square block and a cut sphere. Just can't get em to match - even close.
Any help or thoughts are appreciated! Thanks!
Les Grut
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Calveen Kline
In pursuit of Happiness
Join date: 5 Jan 2007
Posts: 682
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08-03-2007 13:01
Textures will fit diferently for squares and spheres. You will just have to play with the repetition numbers til you get them to match... Have Fun..!
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Blake Sachs
Gasoline, Baby!
Join date: 15 Sep 2005
Posts: 122
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08-03-2007 13:26
It's not really clear what you mean, but I'll try to guess. Texture offsets are in percent of the full image size, yes. Repeats are absolute values. Aligning them across multiple prims is simple math if the faces of those prims meet at a common edge. I'm guessing you're trying to align textures on a half-sphere that sits on one side of a square block... if so, what you want isn't possible. The sphere and the face it sits on don't have a common edge where they meet, on top of that, the texture on the sphere is distorted because of the way it's wrapped around it. You might get some better results by dimpling the sphere instead of cutting it, so that the pole where the texture is most heavily distorted is facing away from the other prim face.
On the other hand, don't get mad about it, especially with a simple texture like concrete. Many people will probably not even notice.
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Thunderclap Morgridge
The sound heard by all
Join date: 30 Sep 2006
Posts: 517
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08-03-2007 14:21
Its ok, you are doing the same thing we all were, at one time. And he is right most people won't notice. Just relax, it will fit together, watch the numbers or buy an alignment tool.
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Lee Ponzu
What Would Steve Do?
Join date: 28 Jun 2006
Posts: 1,770
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08-03-2007 16:53
Make or buy a texture that is like graph paper. Arrow pointing up and down, left and right, or whatever.
Paste that on the object. It will help you figure out how to paste *your* texture there.,
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