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This is a great way to get your floors and walls looking right.

And now it's FREE!

The link is to an old thread in the Product Showcase forumn.
Don't be intimidated, it's really easy to use this thing.

Thank you - you're really generous! This will save quite a lot of time and the results are great as well.

hmm quick question : does it requires python or poser 5 ? or is it usale for P4 users ?

Complete instructions are included in the download, but no you don't need python or Poser 5. It works with Poser 4, Poser PP, and Poser 5. It may even work with Poser 3 but I have no way to test that.

Click the link in the above post for a quick preview.

Basically you load the floor.
Place it where you like and give it a texture.
Select the Tile Body Part.
Then just turn the Dial until you get as many tiles as you like.

When you get used to it, you won't want to use Poser without it. I think It's that good.

incredible, waited for such a thing for ages.. must try !

thank you.

Attached Link: Link to the textures

This thing is the greatest! So well thought out. I'm sorry it stopped seling, Roy. it deserved to be an all time top seller! It is so easy to use and the possibilities with it are truly endless. Apply any seamless texture to it and see it tile :o) I have a large pack of tiles specifically made for Dial-a-Tile in free stuff here, 60 tiles ranging from ordinary tiles to wooden planks and even chicken net.

Hmm link doesn't work, it seems to be too long. HERE s a working version of the link :o)

Heh, I loved seeing those old vicky + clothing pack 1 renders....ah, memories.

Thanks for the floor, I remember wondering about that when you first released it (personally, wasn't quite sure what it was:)

eric

It works by using "Geometry Switching". I found that when you switch Geometries, you can also switch the UV mapping. Dial-A-Tile switches 40 identical objects that all have different UV mapping. And thanks again for all of your support Trekkie Grrrl. I did make enough on this thing to buy my copy of Poser 5. It had a nice long run, now it's time to just let the masses have it.

Much appreciated Roy (and elegantly clever). Sitting here looking at this and TrekkieGrrrl's Super Morphing Square prop, and wondering if yours could have worked with a denser geometry, allowing for morphs (or even matching her geometry, permitting importing all her morphs)? Aside from remapping your 141, now much larger objects, any technical reason the two shouldn't work together?

Hmm... now there's an idea :o) It could be fun to try.

only hear once abotu geometry switching and what it was supposed to do but i do not even understand it fully or how to make it , though i have a need/project that would request ther use of it. can you tell me more ?

Hmm... A "Super Morphing Dial-A-Tile"?

Now that's an interesting idea. :) I'll check into it.

Riddokun. There is not a lot of info out there on the subject. Dial-A-Tile came about by studying some of the old Poser 2 figures that used it instead of hand poses. That, and lots of trial and error.

Your welcome to IM me with any specific questions.

I'm not aware of any hard limit on object complexity. Though I did find that Poser seems to like it better if the polygon count remained constant. (Which kinda limits it usefulness)

Keeping the poli count constant also makes it possible to morph the object, and Dial-A-Tile makes use of that.

Thank you

Thanks Roy for the prop, and Ernyoka for the textures. This will be invaluable. I made my own version once, which used a pose file to inject new UV coordinates - that is much easier to morph. ;)

invaluable and free at same time.... like paradox, ney ? :) but yes it is very useful

Value and price are different things. :D