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    Texture "adapt the front" Plugin- anyone?

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    • onzkiO Offline
      onzki
      last edited by

      Hi, pardon my subject, I can't think of a more direct word to describe what I'm looking for. I love "always face camera" option for 2D people and Trees, very light, useful and practical. But most of the time, I don't use it for seated people since I don't want them turning around, facing backrest.

      Once I exploded it, I need to re apply the material from front (dropper tool), until I made a complete replica for the back side. Is there a faster way to do it- I mean , like a material plugin that will make it copy the front texture into its backside automatically?

      I know it sounds very risky to use (accidentally making the entire materials in model two sided, oh no!), but with caution it can be very useful too. Thanks!

      Thanks! ๐Ÿ˜„

      see attached


      Plugin inquiry (texture two sided).png


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      • jujuJ Offline
        juju
        last edited by

        if you look at the component properties, there is a check box w.r.t. always face camera, select / deselect for desired state

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        • TIGT Offline
          TIG Moderator
          last edited by

          Your 'blue' backs of faces should always be oriented consistently.
          Here her legs are made 'backwards' !
          Typically you don't want to see any 'blue'.
          Use Monochrome mode to check this...

          Within SketchUp poorly oriented faces only affect a few operations, like PushPull direction etc, but most third-party rendering apps will ignore materials applied onto 'backs' and they will display those faces as black, white or transparent - depending on which app it is...

          Thomthom's UV-Toolkit includes a tool to apply front materials on to the back etc...
          http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=tt_uv_toolkit

          TIG

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          • onzkiO Offline
            onzki
            last edited by

            Many Thanks!


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