As you can see I am having a slight problem wall papering this room! I have tried adjusting the size, auto fit, and offset all to no avail. (I am also using clamped) Could anyone suggest what settings I need to get this wallpaper to load to the right orientation? The room is uv mapped with each wall and the floor...thanks! H.

try rotating a copy of the image 90 degrees to the right[in your paint program] and using that instead

Good post les...not a Poser user myself so I gave an outside the app answer but yours is way simpler.. ..

Thanks for the advice guys but I haven't managed to get it to work yet! I have tried every possible combination I can think of. Assuming I do get it figured out how do I sell the room with the wallpaper without having the user have to figure it out too? I wonder if there is an easier way to do this...thanks...H.

A material collection or mat pose should set the wallpaper correctly. If its right when  the propis saved then it will load that way as well.

Setting the UV parameter to VU should have the right effect of rotating the map 90 degrees.  Ir may be easier to  adjust it in a paint program though.

Can you post a screen capture of the advanced settings in your Material Room, showing the nodes with the image opened up at the bottom of it?

Here is a screen shot of wall one. On this wall the settings work with UV as far as orientation (the other wall needs vu) In case you can't see the settings the closest approximation I could find to get the wallpaper to fit was:

.9 u scale .4 v scale and UV, tile

It is not an exact fit though and the border is too big, but is the closest I seem able to do! I can send you what the other wall looks like too...

Thanks for your help. H.

or at least as sized as I can figure out how to make it from my screen that the post will accept... :-)

Resolution and size are terrible.  If you have PowerPoint, paste the image onto a page and resize.  Save it out as a jpeg for posting.

Yeah I think its to do with my screen size...

I don't have power point...I tried copying it into gimp but not sure it will be any better. I will try to load now... H.

trying again...

hmm I can''t seem to get it to save and scale at anything viewable or allowable in size here. Could it be because I am using a 32 inch screen or wouldn't that effect it? Thanks. H.

can you go to the material room, and slect the wallpaper material , then click the button to save a material. Save a single material only. then rename it to a .txt file and post that file to the forum. ?

it will be much easier to examine the material file.

when I tried to open it- it looked liked gibberish to me! Let me know if I did it wrong? I saved the material and then I clicked on the png file that was created when I saved as a material and renamed it as a text. Thanks. H.

Quote - hmm I can''t seem to get it to save and scale at anything viewable or allowable in size here. Could it be because I am using a 32 inch screen or wouldn't that effect it? Thanks. H.

Actually the image seems to be quite large (1024x768), but most of it is white, perhaps you used "resize canvas" instead of "scale image" or so? 

Quote - when I tried to open it- it looked liked gibberish to me! Let me know if I did it wrong?

It is wrong. You posted the png file instead of the mt5 file. The png is just a thumbnail image, we need the mt5 (or mtz) file.

By default Windows hides some file extensions, and this can cause confusion, if you can't see the file extensions, go to Windows Control Panel > Folder Options, in the View tab, deselect "Hide file extensions of known file types".

H.

here are two pics that show the difference, but you wont see the change in preview. Poser has limits on what its preview will manage.

soory the pic is not clear, go back to lesbently post to see the part to change.

a utility you might look at is MWSNAP. That is a screen capture utility that creates a jpg image from any window or section of the screen you specify, it will grab the entire screen or any part of it. Its much easier than PrtScrn and paste in a paint program.

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.2

.12

vu

tile

But the problem now is it doesn't look like the tile is lined up exactly and the border looks off in close up. I will post a pic. If anyone can help my eyes are going funny after doing this for five days!

Thanks!

looks fine to me, don't let the perspective throw you off...all the features line up to my eyes.. ...

thanks. :-) Maybe I have been looking at it for too long! The good thing out of all this is I learned how to texture in Poser and Blender in five days!