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Lofts and Texture Mapping

hek293

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Hi all,

Does anyone know a good way of texturing lofts made for taxi-lines. What happens usually in my situation, is that the texture clarity is lost as the texture is stretched whenever the material is applied to the loft (apart from the very small lines/lofts of course). Is there a way to apply a UVW modifier to the loft to achieve a good mapping detail?

Many thanks in advance..

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Make the line texture the full height of your texture sheet then tile it out vertically in the UVW until looks right.

I usually check the pixels are square shaped then I know it's mapped right.
 
Oh many thanks! I was struggling to tweak the UVW coordinates on my texture sheets...! worked nice
 
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