Yeah, I had a good time just putting my favourite renders on the sides and spinning
them around. The macro is just to make it easy to put any textures the sides.

Gordon

Ken wrote in message <36CEAE18.1BEA8A0E@pacbell.net>...
>Gordon wrote:

>> 

>> Hi All,

>> 

>> I have seen a couple of requests in various groups on this server for a method for
placing different textures on opposite sides of an object. The attached file contains
a macro that puts 6 different textures on the six sides of a cube and a demonstration
of its use. It's good fun if you put an image map on each side.

>> 

>> If you just want two sides, scale the texture so it is very small along the
direction normal to the sides and the edges will virtually disappear.

>> 

>> Enjoy!!

>> 

>> Regards

>> Gordon

>> <gbe### [at] birdcameroncomau>

>

>As a pov user these are handy. For those people that like cutesy graphic

>novelty items these are a huge success. I have made several for friends

>to display wedding pictures, kids, babies, vacation shots, and then I

>animate the box with an axial tilt. Turn it into a .mpg or .avi and

>they can be used with the type of screen savers that will call your

>animation files. They have been a really big hit and I keep getting

>repeat orders. I should start charging for the service.

>

>I made one once that had 6 cubes. I mapped four images per side with

>none on the top or bottom. I then stacked three together to make two

>columns left and right. When animated the top and bottom box revolved

>in the same directions and the center was rotated counter to those.

>The left right columns were in reverse order in reference to each other.

>This gives a really nice way to display 24 different images at one time

>without taking up a lot of disck space. The woman love it for displaying

>the kids, family, and pictures of those stupid furball cat things.

>

>-- 

>Ken Tyler

>

>mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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