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simple Q.

I make a pic in Photoshop. How do I wrap it around an object?
step by step, if ya got the time...

edit--- Doh! I mean in Bryce4...


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[This message has been edited by Petskull (edited 11-21-2001).]

What prog?

And what is the general shape of the object?


[This message has been edited by warjournal (edited 11-21-2001).]

depending on the prog you use, im sure there's a simple option/feature that does the job.


[This message has been edited by me (edited 11-19-2001).]

Oops!! Can't believe I forgot to mention that!!

I'm talking about Bryce4

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*ahem*

hehehe-- shut up, damnit!
what are ya, stalking me?

It thought this one is in order.



Although your slimy might be useful at times, Taxon.... And I bet you're gonna post another one right away

hehehhe, I like that....

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so... how do you add new textures?

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also yeah its kinda vital what shape you're trying to skin is that is if bryce handles mapping like Max.

Ok, start by placing you image, in the image library. A quick way to do this is click the create > "2d picture object" > click on one of the open spaces > import your image. Then you can just cancle. Next, select your model, and choose material. Then beside the title "diffuse color" click on one of the circles. This will bring up a box where you can choose your diffuse map. Start by clicking on the "p" in the lower left corner - this tells it to use an image, then click on the down arrow in the top right corner, to select the image from the library.

[This message has been edited by Dan (edited 11-25-2001).]