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ingo wrote:
> Higher res versions can be found at:
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> http://members.home.nl/seed7/bird_01.png
> http://members.home.nl/seed7/bird_02.png
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An aerodynamic curiosity but still well done. ;-)
Does Silo have good support for texturing such models BTW?
Christoph
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in news:cr1bpt$m51$2@chho.imagico.de Christoph Hormann wrote:
> An aerodynamic curiosity but still well done. ;-)
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> Does Silo have good support for texturing such models BTW?
>
You can group poly's and assign a texture to them, see image. For use with
POV-Ray's procedural textures its good enough.
The textures can also be imagemaps that you can / have to/ scale, rotate
etc to fit. I've no idea how this is reflected in the uv-coords. The
general output of uv's isn't optimal.
Ingo
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ingo wrote:
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> You can group poly's and assign a texture to them, see image. For use with
> POV-Ray's procedural textures its good enough.
That's the same in Wings3D.
> The textures can also be imagemaps that you can / have to/ scale, rotate
> etc to fit. I've no idea how this is reflected in the uv-coords. The
> general output of uv's isn't optimal.
That seems better in Wings although i have not worked much with the UV
mapping techniques there.
Christoph
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