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FPSC Classic Models and Media / what size do i resize my textures to so that i can make them fit a door propper?

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sic1ne
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hello i am using doomsters model maker and im trying to make some doors but im having a problem resizing the texture to get it to fit the doors propper i either make the texture to big or 2 small and it kills the quality of the texture on the door can somebody help me please? it would be awsome to finally make a door with the right size texture lol

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anayar
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I don't really understand what you mean... Do you mean what texture sizes are the best or what dimensions to use? Maybe you could post a screeny of what you mean so we can get a better idea mate

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sic1ne
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yeah sorry anayar i meant what texture sizes are best to use for a door!!
i keep trying to make a door using doomster model maker but everytime i make a door the texture is kinda blurry and not sized right? what is a good texture size or dimension for a door! single door and double

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henry ham
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the simplest way is to open the door texture you want to retexture then make a copy of it,then use that copy as a template to build your new texture to.if you are using photos as part of your texture then always use larger images & reduce them in size to fit your template. this way you should still have a good resolution.

cheers henry

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rolfy
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The texture should be fine provided it is no less than 512x512 unless the mapping is bad. If your texture/mapping is fine and your using high quality in preferences, then try setting reduce texture to -1 in the entity properties.

Awesome! Its one of those threads.
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