Ok an item I want to texture doesn't have a texture map but has material zones

Can you tile a texture to cover the zone? If so how?

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I think what you want is - on Advanced view in Materials Room - to create a node on Diffuse_Color -> New Node -> 2d Textures -> Image Map, which leaves you with a node you can set Image_Source for and browse for a file.  You have options to UV scale, offset and tile as you like from there.  Does that help?

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e.g. I put that on a box primitive prop.

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Thanks, yes I know how to add a texture map as you descibe.

The item I want to texture isn't UVmapped, so there is no texture map.

What I want to do is tile a texure - you know like you do in PSP with a small tile to fill a bigger area.

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Well, that's what I thought you meant - primitive props aren't UVmapped either are they?
edit: never mind I see what you mean (texture goes on each face of the item, which is no good)

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You do the same thing as above, only browse to your tile.  Then you can adjust the size of the tiling using the U and V Scaling.

Also, I tend to connect the image map node to the Specular Colour and change it to black unless I want it shiney in which case I leave it white.

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Ok I see, I have never used the scale thingy.

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