So whenever I try using multiple texture projections on multiple polygons in my model and export with Rep's MshEx Beta 2 all except one texture gets messed up (as it should).
So now I'm trying to figure out how to use one texture projection on multiple polygons. Is there any way to combine all of the polygons into one model? I tried exporting as an .OBJ then importing it again and doing it that way, but I only was able to texture one polygon out of the cluster.
Anybody know what I can do?
One Texture Projection on Multiple Polygons [Solved]
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Re: One Texture Projection on Multiple Polygons
Merge all your polygons, then create the texture map.
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Re: One Texture Projection on Multiple Polygons
Would you care to expound on that?
That's what I'm trying to figure out. How do you merge them together?
That's what I'm trying to figure out. How do you merge them together?
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Re: One Texture Projection on Multiple Polygons
Mesh>Merge. It is kinda annyoying though, it keeps the old one and is transformed the way the old one is. Since Meshex deletes untextured Material, Merge it, texture the new creation, and UN-texture the old one.Karnage wrote:Would you care to expound on that?
That's what I'm trying to figure out. How do you merge them together?
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Re: One Texture Projection on Multiple Polygons
Do you mean Poly. Mesh>Merge cause I can't find Mesh>Merge and Merge is not even in Poly. Mesh.
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Re: One Texture Projection on Multiple Polygons
There's an option to delete the objects after you merge them in the ppg.Fluffy_the_ic wrote:Mesh>Merge. It is kinda annyoying though, it keeps the old one and is transformed the way the old one is. Since Meshex deletes untextured Material, Merge it, texture the new creation, and UN-texture the old one.Karnage wrote:Would you care to expound on that?
That's what I'm trying to figure out. How do you merge them together?
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Re: One Texture Projection on Multiple Polygons
Thanks for the help guys! I got it figured it out.
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