Alain <ele### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> Why not renaming the pics with the meaning of the kanjis? This one would be
>"love_granite"

  Boarf. The point is the texture, the choice of a kanji is not very
significant.
I even consider breaking the kanji rule, because I want to design a jade
texture. For that I need interior, hence merge. But the kanjis are
height_fields and it seems one can't merge them properly. So I will need to
entirely change the textured object, because without some angles a jade
texture is not very interesting.

  exercise 5 : canvas (kanji: peace).

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> I even consider breaking the kanji rule, because I want to design a jade
> texture. For that I need interior, hence merge. But the kanjis are
> height_fields and it seems one can't merge them properly. So I will need to
> entirely change the textured object, because without some angles a jade
> texture is not very interesting.
> 
>   exercise 5 : canvas (kanji: peace).

Try a text object?

\u5E73

Though, I don't know of a nice calligraphic unicode font...*nix should 
have something.

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