Amazing plugin, incredible amount of control. Thank you!

Gai my hero as always!! Working on a university project and was worried I manually had to re-texture my whole building. Thanks!

Hey Gaieus,

It was indeed a small error which I kept repeating, moving the texture before export and not group applying it seems to work!
Thanks for the quick reply!

Hey Guys,

I just started playing around with Lumion and am loving it so far, though the custom material options seem a little on the light side.
However the preset materials will get you a long way sometimes you need a custom material. Well I tried working with a material and was trying to add a normal map inside Lumion (yes in the second texture slot). However Lumion misplaced it and I ended up with a very strange bump that didn't match the diffuse. In simple terms, it didn't work.. Im thinking something with UAV coordinates not sure though. And if it is, how do I get it to work.

Exported the model to DAE from sketchup with the diffuse map on it. Even tried mapping the normal inside Vray and then exported it. Still didn't take. What am I doing wrong?

Can anyone help me out here? It would be greatly appreciated.

Slim DVD Case Cover Template:
Type: DVD Case Cover 7 mm spine/tight fit
Size: A4 - 300dpi
Filetype: .psd
Notes: Title-Action-Bleeds included

Slim DVD Case Cover Template.zip

Dunno if this is the correct forum for this, but anyway I've always been frustrated with those crappy .psd templates for CD/DVD cases or label you name it. And seeing I am currently working on some art in relation to this I decided to create my own templates. All properly named and executed with guides and vector shapes. If you got any proper ones, please share, Do name the product for what the template is for properly!!!!

CD Label Template:
Type: CD - Standard fit/non filling
Size: A4 - 300dpi
Filetype: .psd

CD Label Template.zip

Okay once you know what it's called it's easy to fix.

@unknownuser said:

"A ligature occurs where two or more graphemes are joined as a single glyph. Ligatures usually replace consecutive characters sharing common components and are part of a more general class of glyphs called "contextual forms" where the specific shape of a letter depends on context such as surrounding letters or proximity to the end of a line."
wiki

This does come in handy when needed but most certainly not when you are designing DVD box cover art Titles.

Now you know. As to the fix:

No the bulgarian was on purpose to try and fix this problem, it fixes it but it affects different things I found out, when I put it to a normal setting (dutch english US whatever) it reverts back to the same problem. I did found out that this is called ligature, no idea what that entails though and how to fix it.

Okay this just happened to me and I have NO idea why, I'm completely baffled as to how this came to be.
Anyway I'm designing a DVD cover in Photoshop all is good I start typing with my Calibri font as usual, and as soon as I hit the c and k they merge together they actually become one character like some sort of auto-merge. Same happens with the f and l but they stay separate though, so I went through my settings. Nothing seems to be out of the ordinary and the same error cannot be replicated in Word or in any other program, I re-downloaded the font still the same problem. I attached an image with what happens. I did manage to fix it by setting some kind of language setting to Bulgarian or something really odd.

Anyway if someone can explain to me how this is happening all of a sudden and how I can correct this I would really appreciate it!
ps The Internets didn't spit out an answer as to the why for me. Also this only happens with the Calibri font as far as I have checked.

Thanks pbacot, well Moog synths are indeed oldschool . But im glad you liked it!
And KXI System did you dream it like this:
This is a live recording of the club while we were playing, sound is directly of the webcam so it might be a bit crappy and clipped here and there.

[flash=400,300:32lxe0zn]http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=9972337&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1[/flash:32lxe0zn]

Enjoy! I know we did!