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When i UV unwrap my texture to my object it Shows up like this:
Can anyone help me?
Can anyone help me?
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Blender shows texture incorrectly!
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Yes I think this should be correct...
Thx for your help
Thx for your help
dave hoeffgen
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It looks correct despite you should scale it a bit so it matches the proportions but that's not related to your issue.
could you show us the texture tab in the properties panel so we can see how blender is instructed to use the texture?
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Thx for your help but i already solved it: My light source was too far away...
F747fly
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Thx for your help but i already solved it: My light source was too far away...
Why do you have a light source in the scene anyway? Why don't you just use the textured solid option to inspect your mesh?
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F747fly
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How does that work for you? It never worked for me
I don't know, never had issues with it. No light source and texture within the UV editor (this seems to be linked, maybe that causes isssues?)
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I see, so it displays textures in solid mode?
I usually use textured mode and add a hemi lamp. The advantage is the location does not matter and you see if the shading is the way you want.
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That makes sense, different methods for different needs. I suppose you're talking about creating buildings in that case? For that your methods would indeed be better. I use this simply because it will give me the information I need about my UV without any distractions.