the ratio size from an object ?
 

hello friends !

If I will create a simply primitive plane, I can see the size from the object in the attribute editor.

In the TRansform Attributes, I can see the Translate, Rotate, and Scale options. And the Scale Option shows me the size from the object. Scale, 1:1:1 for each axis.

So, the primitive plane does have 1:1:1 in the scale values.

If I create now a texture for that plane, I do know, that the texture will perfect fit the object, if the size is 1:1. As example, 100x100 pixel, or 10x10 pixel, or even 1000x1000 pixel.

okay....


Now, I have wings from an airplaine, and the object is much more complex. But to get less streching in the texture, I will fit it as much as possible to the right size from the wing.

If I do that, I can avoid big streching parts. And of course, if I have more Isoparms on the surface, it will be better.

But my question is:
The wing is a complex surface, and I don´t know where I can get the right ratio size ? Where I can see in the attribute editor the value of the x,y, and z axis ? As the same values like I can see in from the primitive plane ?

If I could find it out, I can create the texture file in the same size, and I do have less streches. hmm, well, of course all my objects are nurbs objects, and I don´t want to solve this with UV´s and polys. I search for a sultion in nurbs texturing.


okay, maybe someone can help me !!!

thx for every little help,
bernhard

Really, I wouldn't worry about having a texture that has an exact pixil number. I don't believe you can do what you're asking either. There is a slight chance that you can, but I coubt it seeing as how this thread has been here for a while and no one has replied to it with an answer.

If it were me, I would create a simple random texture with blobs, squares (whatever) on it and see how it maps out on the wings. I would then create my texture according to how it lays out on the wings. This is difficult I know, but it works. With polygons, you can paint directly on the object, save the texture, then take it into yoru favorite imaging program and do the main texturing there, then reapply to your object after you're done.

Hey, I just remembered a feature that might help you. Select your surface and go into its attributes.

Under the Texture Map section, check on "Fix Texture Wrap." It won't change in your view, but your render should change.