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DarkBASIC Discussion / how to rotate an object texture

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freak
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Posted: 16th Feb 2003 23:29
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When I texture my object, the texture needs to be rotated by 90 degrees.

It's not solved when I rotate the image in photoshop.

Anyone who knows how to solve this?
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Kentaree
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Posted: 17th Feb 2003 00:01
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Use

Where ObjectNo= The object you want to scroll the texture for, u= u value to scroll, v= value to scroll.
Experiment by changing the values.

Whatever I did I didn't do it!
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QuothTheRaven
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Kentaree, it's very obvious you didnt understand the question. SCROLL OBJECT TEXTURE has nothing to do with how the texture is rotated, but where it is placed on the object.

Honestly freak, I dont think you can rotate a texture in Dark Basic classic OR pro (someone prove me wrong?), so right now your only option is to manually texture it in a 3d package, so that you are ensured the texture is facing the right way.
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freak
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yeah that's no real solution for me, my pc is to slow for 3dsmax, maya or lightwave... I'll have an upgrade within a week so then I might learn 3dsmax.

But it's rather strange that when I rotate the texture file in photoshop, it doesn't rotate in darkbasic.

And normally, in such a 3d program, the texture file stays as it is, so do you mean that information about rotation, scaling etc of textures is saved in a 3ds file?

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MattIsFun
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Maybe you could somehow rotate the UV coordinates in a UV editor, so the image would be rotated in relation to that.

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