(how come i'm suddenly the asking part
)How do I avoid the ugly texture sliding and stretching in a bulging and waving nurbs surface? Check this animation and see what I mean. The weird looking currents are caused by this...
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Ugly texture sliding and stretching
(how come i'm suddenly the asking part
)How do I avoid the ugly texture sliding and stretching in a bulging and waving nurbs surface? Check this animation and see what I mean. The weird looking currents are caused by this...
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You might need a Texture Reference object for your surface. Select your surface, and under the Render Menues, Texturing > Create Texture Reference Object.
That's what it looks like anyway. I may be mistaken. It's looking cool!
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I'm not sure if kbrown's situation is using 3D textures or not, but the results are very similar.
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I've been banging my head on this the whole night
. Tried some really odd ways and got some rather interesting results (which didn't resemble an ocean at all) ...Thanks!
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Everything seemed to be working ok except... batch renderer gives different results than the render view in maya.
I was wondering why wasn't my textures moving even if i animated the place3dTexture nodes. Then I discovered that in the maya render view they do move but when batch rendered they don't... sound's like a bug to me... anyone?
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