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FS2004 Gmax model texture splice?

wideloadwhitford

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So I have this here building I made in gmax of my terminal.

I was wondering if there is anyway to cut the face into two (2) parts so my texture will not look stretched like saran wrap trying to cover a bowl of leftover food? Or is this all in the UVW mapping and not in the Unrap UV Map? I guess just provide me with a few steps and I will be most grateful!


I am still a noob, and thanks to Jim for giving me a link to the window texture!

iwaterminal.jpg


iwaterminal2.jpg
 
Hi,

I think you have two options here.

The first is to use the texture mapping to repeat your texture. If you tile it twice along the wall it will probably look better already. You don't need to slice anything in that case.

The second option is to divide the polygon in two polygons. After that you can apply a separate texture to each of them.
 
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