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28-02-2003
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texture tilling
Can anyone tell me how can I escape from those lines, when I texture a bigger object or I want to repeat the UV's...?
You know, when I'm increasing the numbers from repeat UV, in attribute editor (for material), on the object surface appears some thin lines (because o texture tilling)
Please tell me how I can rid of those lines
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Please help...!!!
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If yes, then there is no other way than paint it seamless. Photoshop's offset filter and clone tool are handy on this. You also want the image to be evenly lit (in other words even brightness/contrast). And of course no obvious repeating patterns. I'll post some examples later when I get home.
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I'm hardly wait the examples...
Thanks, KB.
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Anyway, here's what I started with:
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First I cropped the image removing the white "stripe" from the top. Then I used the offset filter (with wrap around) to see how it's going to tile. So here is the cropped and offset image:
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With high pass filter you want to set the radius just above the biggest detail you want to preserve. Kind of hard to explain but by experimenting you'll get it right. After the filter you will end up with a greyish image. To compensate you use the fade high pass feature with luminosity mode. You may need to bump up the contrast as well. Here's the result I got (I offsetted it again so you can see the difference better).
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It's ... so ... simple, and i dont thought about this method.
I tried to make those changes in Maya with painting tool, but when you have a tilled image by let's say 20x20, i think that you get beard till you finish it.
This tut. helped me a lot.
Kari, thanks a lot.
You saved me!!!
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