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      stanceymoore
      last edited by

      Hi,

      I'm relatively new to this forum and Vray, so this may or may not be an easy fix. When I'm applying vismat textures to individual faces on a model, the faces that aren't square in shape have this strange patchwork of the stretched texture across the surface (see attached image), while those that are more rectilinear and square come out just fine in the render.

      Would anyone know what the problem is or how it can be fixed? Thanks for any help i can get!


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        imabzeous
        last edited by

        there are few methods. simplest is this one.

        right click on your texture surface( curve or mesh type that is not perfect ) texture>projected> and then select all and apply.

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          TedVitale_CG
          last edited by

          Odds are, you have a bump or displacement on the material with out having a Diffuse texture in the material slot. Add a diffuse texture to the material and render it again to see if that fixes the problem.

          Ted Vitale
          Owner | Creative Director
          http://www.voxl.vision

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            valerostudio
            last edited by

            Newbie 101 - 1) Just stay clear of displacement until you are comfortable with VR, use bumps for now. 2) If you download vrmats from places other than the Chaos site, I would be very careful as these may have displacement, odd settings, high subdiv values that will slow you renders down, etc. Learn to make VR materials from scratch to fully understand what does what. Chaos has some great tuts on YouTube.

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