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"Basiclife" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message
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> Jsut to clarify, I meant that if I were to take a rectangular image of a
> grid and place it on sphere, I would like the lines to be mapped in such a
> way as the would appear to be lines of lat/long.
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> To try and sort my ramblings out a little more:
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> the vertical lines would be x distance apart at the equator and 0 distance
> apart @ the pole, horizontal lines would be x distance apart continuously,
> as in a globe.
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Hi Again,
That's really what the spherical mapping does, so if you have an image file
containing a grid then the top edge of the image will be mapped to a single
point at the centre of the top of the object. The midline of the image will
be mapped to the 'equator'.
Regards,
Chris B.
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