Good day,
the channels you are using are not needed to accomplish what you want. Just
select one face in Editmesh modifier and then select the UV map tool, you will
be able to tile as you wish. Then select the edit modifier again and select
another face, use UV map on it and tile or assign different texture as you
wish. I didn't investigate those UV channels, and from what you say are not
supported by the exporter, but really not needed in your case. We use this
extensively in all our levels.
Regards,
Luca.
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Sent: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 11:46 AM
Subject: Re: [CsMain] how to tile textures?
That looks like a bug in the exporter. It should export the UV layout
exactly as you did it in 3dsmax. I'll forward this mail to Luca who
made the 3dsmax exporter.
Greetings,
On 1/24/07, Tahir Javed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If there's a seperate art-related mailing-list, I dont know about it so just
> let me know. :) (I checked the forums but did'nt find any help on this
> issue.)
>
> OK, how does one achieve applying different textures to parts of same object
> *and tile each texture seperately* ?
>
> I'm using 3dsMAX 8 with planeshift MAX exporter.
> I have 6 textures, each applied to a different face ID of the object. But
> since I need to tile each texture in different way, only way is to add 6 UV
> maps, each at a different channel having different UV tiling.
> The scene looks perfect in 3dsMAX.
>
> But when I export the world file and load it in walktest, it tiles all
> textures as per settings of the first UV map only (which is at channel ID 1
> )and ignores all other UV maps at channel IDs 2-6.
>
> Don't know whether its the limitation of the exporter, or am I doing
> something wrong. In any case, can anyone suggest how to achieve this? OR
> just point me to some sample of XML world file where one or more textures
> are applied to same object 'and tiled differently'.
>
> Or is there a better and more efficent way of doing this? i.e. having
> multiple textures applied to parts of a single object and each tiled
> differently. Or would it be more efficient to break the object into multiple
> objects? (though I dont really wanan do that)
>
> Many thanks in advance,
> T. Javed.
>
>
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