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Chaos Corona for 3ds Max => [Max] I need help! => Topic started by: tony_ka on 2020-12-08, 18:48:20
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Hi, i'm newbie...and couldn't find any answer when looked through all the forum.
How do I adjust correct directions of a texture (wood) in object with perpendicular planes? Its a solid object.
Thanks for answer!
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Hi,
It seems that you need to learn UV mapping basics first. Youtube is full of this kind of tutorials.
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As a quick workaround (whilst you procrastinate and put off learning UV unwrapping because it doesn't seem that important yet...) I sometimes do the following:
1. Make sure your object is an editable poly, or apply an edit poly modifier
2. Select the sub-object element for the part you want to edit
3. Rotate around the axis relevant to the wood grain you need to change
4. Leave sub-object mode and rotate at object level back to the original position
This will effectively alter the objects UVW coordinates, I use this process a lot when I have a triplanar wood material instanced across multiple objects, I find it quicker than unwrapping everything.
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As a quick workaround (whilst you procrastinate and put off learning UV unwrapping because it doesn't seem that important yet...) I sometimes do the following:
1. Make sure your object is an editable poly, or apply an edit poly modifier
2. Select the sub-object element for the part you want to edit
3. Rotate around the axis relevant to the wood grain you need to change
4. Leave sub-object mode and rotate at object level back to the original position
This will effectively alter the objects UVW coordinates, I use this process a lot when I have a triplanar wood material instanced across multiple objects, I find it quicker than unwrapping everything.
Hold up, does the Triplanar map read local axis/UVW direction of sub-objects? This would be a lifesaver!