I need a UV plugin...
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Exactly! Simple flips and rotates are easy using the built in tools...
If you want to rotate your texture by 2.5 degrees or shunt it over 12mm then TextureTools can help then... -
Texture Tools are the job!
Wish they scaled too?
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TextureTools do scale!
You can enter U and V [x/y] scaling factors in a dialog or use the alternative tool and use the up/down or right/left arrows to step their scale by a factor... +shift for x10...... -
First... I'm not 100% familiar with all the plugins that are available
I'll look for TextureTools.Without any type of plugin... the only way that I know how to rotate a texture 90* would be
Right click on a plane - Texture - Position - the grab the green circle and rotate the texture, then align it until it snaps into the correct scale. It's not complicated, but if you have to do it for a few objects... it becomes tiresome. I wanted a 1 click solution
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Texturetools does exactly what I need! thanks!
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@errror404 said:
First... I'm not 100% familiar with all the plugins that are available
I'll look for TextureTools.Without any type of plugin... the only way that I know how to rotate a texture 90* would be
Right click on a plane - Texture - Position - the grab the green circle and rotate the texture, then align it until it snaps into the correct scale. It's not complicated, but if you have to do it for a few objects... it becomes tiresome. I wanted a 1 click solution
Well, this isn't a single click option but it you right click on a texture, you can choose Texture>Position. Then right click again and choose to rotate 90, 180 or 270° or flip the texture. If you uncheck Fixed Pins, you can then move the pins independently to tweak the texture's dimensions/shape.
And if you have several different faces to do, adjust the texture on one and then use that texture to sample from when applying the material to the other faces.
All native tools. No plugins required. Use TIG's plugin for the rest.
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@dave r said:
@errror404 said:
First... I'm not 100% familiar with all the plugins that are available
I'll look for TextureTools.Without any type of plugin... the only way that I know how to rotate a texture 90* would be
Right click on a plane - Texture - Position - the grab the green circle and rotate the texture, then align it until it snaps into the correct scale. It's not complicated, but if you have to do it for a few objects... it becomes tiresome. I wanted a 1 click solution
Well, this isn't a single click option but it you right click on a texture, you can choose Texture>Position. Then right click again and choose to rotate 90, 180 or 270° or flip the texture. If you uncheck Fixed Pins, you can then move the pins independently to tweak the texture's dimensions/shape.
And if you have several different faces to do, adjust the texture on one and then use that texture to sample from when applying the material to the other faces.
All native tools. No plugins required. Use TIG's plugin for the rest.
thanks a lot!
Another silly question...
is there a way to import scenes (camera locations) from one skecthup file to another one? -
@errror404 said:
thanks a lot!
Another silly question...
is there a way to import scenes (camera locations) from one skecthup file to another one?With or without a plugin?
With. Without: delete the geometry, materials, layers, etc., in the model whose scenes you want to use. Save as... with a new name so you don't lose the original model. Open the other model. Select all, Copy. go to the Scenes file. Edit>Paste in Place.
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@tig said:
TextureTools do scale!
You can enter U and V [x/y] scaling factors in a dialog or use the alternative tool and use the up/down or right/left arrows to step their scale by a factor... +shift for x10......Obviously I'm running an earlier verison or something? I get no UV dialogue box....
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http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=329765#p329765
Is v1.5 of TextureTools...
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@dave r said:
With. Without: delete the geometry, materials, layers, etc., in the model whose scenes you want to use. Save as... with a new name so you don't loose the original model. Open the other model. Select all, Copy. go to the Scenes file. Edit>Paste in Place.
hi dave, thanks for the tip.. never thought that trick before..
regards,
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