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    LARV
    last edited by 19 Nov 2014, 19:36

    I know how to add textures from models in the "get models"-library, but what if I have, let´s say a jpeg picture and want to add this to my texture library. How do I do that?

    A short step-by-step explanation would be very appreciated. I´m not great at this. Yet.

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      valerostudio
      last edited by 19 Nov 2014, 20:13

      Here is a good link for that...

      http://bit.ly/11D33n7

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        sfto1
        last edited by 19 Nov 2014, 22:35

        1. Choose Import

        2. Browse to the folder where your image is placed. Make sure the file extension is selected i.e. .jpg etc...

        3. Make sure the "use as texture" option is checked

        4. click open

        5. Image is ready to be pasted onto surface

        Note: If you plan on putting it on a surface in a group or component, make sure you open group or component to edit before you follow the steps above.

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          ely862me
          last edited by 19 Nov 2014, 22:44

          @sfto1 said:

          1. Choose Import

          2. Browse to the folder where your image is placed. Make sure the file extension is selected i.e. .jpg etc...

          3. Make sure the "use as texture" option is checked

          4. click open

          5. Image is ready to be pasted onto surface

          Note: If you plan on putting it on a surface in a group or component, make sure you open group or component to edit before you follow the steps above.

          Actually from step 3 you go like
          3 Make sure the use as image option is checked.(import the image)
          4 Explode the imported image
          5 Press B to bring the Material window
          6 Go to the newly created material(In model materials)
          7 Right click/Save as Browse to the Sketchup Material library folder which is found in the Program Files/Sketchup/Sketchup20xx/Materials/(create new folder or choose category)
          8 Save

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            sfto1
            last edited by 20 Nov 2014, 00:14

            @ely862me said:

            Actually from step 3 you go like
            3 Make sure the use as image option is checked.(import the image)
            4 Explode the imported image
            5 Press B to bring the Material window
            6 Go to the newly created material(In model materials)
            7 Right click/Save as Browse to the Sketchup Material library folder which is found in the Program Files/Sketchup/Sketchup20xx/Materials/(create new folder or choose category)
            8 Save

            To add to library oops, I missed that part. Brain freeze here in Northern Wisconsin 😳

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              LARV
              last edited by 20 Nov 2014, 09:43

              Great! I will try that! Thank you!

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                Box
                last edited by 20 Nov 2014, 10:10

                BTW this is unrelated to V-Ray, as I don't use V-Ray I didn't bother to read the thread until now.
                Asking your questions in the most appropriate place will give you a better chance of a quick answer.

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                  LARV
                  last edited by 20 Nov 2014, 11:06

                  Oh, right. Yes that´s true.

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