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Manson
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Posted: 2nd Jan 2003 03:29
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Does anybody know of a way to texture a triangle in a way so that the texture is not aligned to two of the sides?
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John H
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Posted: 2nd Jan 2003 04:16
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Try the SET OBJECT command and CULL

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Manson
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Posted: 2nd Jan 2003 13:25
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setting the 'cull' values only makes a poly one-way-transparent.

Any other surgestions?
Maybe someone has a function for doing things like this?

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John H
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oh ya lol.Well I guess you could always try duplicating the object and not texturing its duplicate. I dont know if there is a way to not texture one side.

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Posted: 2nd Jan 2003 16:38
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Oh crap, I wasn't specific enough,,,
Sorry, my bad:

The sides I'm talking about are those that are three of (A,B and C is the usual names)

When you texture a triangle using the 'texture object' command, the image is beeing aligned to the two first of the three sides of the triangle. Can that be avoided?

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Hmmmmm, so your trying to texture the faces of the triangle? Hmmmmm. I dont know about that, I would suggest texturing a limb- except I think a triangle is considered a full limb. Hmmm, sorry, dunno what to tell ya

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Does anybody have an idea?
All it takes is either a build-in command or a function using sin and cos to redraw the image,,,
If anybody has knowledge on the matter please speak up!

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