Integrating 3D models with photography
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blueprint probs! see the pic.
Ive got my picture of the bae146 side cropped out and saved as a .tiff, but then when I load it into maya i get this very strange problem.
Does anyone know how to solve thise
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EDIT: good point for some reason it did not attach the picture. Basically rather than it being the side image it has been stretched out so its reealy wonky on the plane.
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go to "My Documents > Maya = maya.env" file and edit it so you have this string in it
"MAYA_NON_POWER_TWO_OFF = 1" (without quotes) save and run maya again.
hopefuly this will help, apperently this has something to do with graphics drivers and compatibility with non power of 2 textures, in other words if its oblong it will render it as a power of 2 texture and skew it. supposedly after the 7.1 update this was fixed.
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Aye, that happens to me quite a bit as well...Originally posted by huntersg
good point ! :headbang: for some reason it did not attach the picture. Basially rather than it being the side image it has been stretched out so its reealy wonky on the plane
Personally, when you do modeling in which you look straight-onto a model from the top, front or side, I just use the orthographic views, and not worry about the perspective view.
As long as the image appears correctly in the top, front or side orthographic views, you should be fine
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