Repeating an image on a model - GameCreators Forum

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wargasmic

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Posted: 20th Apr 2013 20:56

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I have a flat surface with a a texture on it that is supposed to repeat but i'm getting weird results in agk (the image shows in the center of the surface then seems to just stretch out to cover the rest) while it looks fine in blender.

How do you set the image to repeat over the surface.

Also how do you get rid of this weird result when you don't want the texture to repeat at all?

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baxslash

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Posted: 20th Apr 2013 22:05

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Have you tried using setImageWrapU and setImageWrapV on the image after loading? That might solve the problem.

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lilpissywilly

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Posted: 21st Apr 2013 00:44

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If exporting UV's after you've mapped 'em in Blender doesn't work when you load the .obj, how about just changing your texture so it repeats to the right size? Also make sure you keep to the power of two with your texture image.

And I'm not sure what you mean by getting rid of this weird result. But AppGameKit will paste your texture (on a plain) from top left corner to bottom right. If you want this to change your have to load your own shaders.

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wargasmic

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Posted: 22nd Apr 2013 02:49 Edited at: 22nd Apr 2013 02:57

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baxslash's suggestion was what I needed.

I was looking for the functions in the Object section, didn't think to look in the Image section since I thought it would be an object property rather than an image one.

The weird result I was talking about, is this image(it's hard to see since its a png with only white and transparency but you can just make it out thanks to the off-white colour of this forum background)...