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      pritam8888
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      Hi, does anyone know how to do radial texturing. See the attached image of the table. There is a texture below for table top . But the challenge is that it should be applied radially. ? How to.

      Pritam

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        pilou
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        Don't see any image!

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          @pritam8888: I don't see an image...

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            pritam8888
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            Sorry, here is the file.


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            • srxS
              srx
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              Why don't you make it like in real world. Radial geometry of wood planks with normal wood texture.

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              • Dave RD
                Dave R
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                As srx suggests, you can draw the table top as an array of wedges or you can draw radial lines to divide the top into sectors. Hide the edges after you applied the texture. The top on this table was drawn by making a wedge-shaped sector which was then copied into a radial array.


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