pakled opened this issue on Aug 31, 2009 ยท 14 posts
pakled posted Wed, 02 September 2009 at 11:05 AM
I've found that doing cylindrical/spherical objects requires multiple maps; once you're 'off' by a few degrees, things start stretching; which doesn't show up as much with 'monochromatic' textures, but seems to really get 'ugly' with anything having a pattern...
I probably should look up the old Wings 'toxic waste barrell' tut and see if I can use that. I'm about 70% so far on the mapping part of UVMapping; it's just that the sources of the textures just look...amateurish...;)
So what happens for some of you is that you cut the UVMap out as a layer (still have to figure that out in Gimp...there's a tut somewhere...;) and then put the texture layer over that, and it all comes out ok. AT least that's what some of the tutorials say. But that's a matter for the UVMapping forum.
That, and figuring out how to get sharp edges on models in Poser, once figured out, I can deluge the world...;)
Maybe there's a UVMapping tut on how to get quality issues somewhere?
Thanks for all the help so far folks
I'll have to see if I have Roadkill; I know I have UVMapper. Thanks for the tuts.
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