Material-wood-tiling or repeating and zooming

• Jul 31, 2014

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maripali

Mechanical

Mar 15, 2014

63

LT

I think with your image you have to make tileable texture. Some examples how to make it on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chFSIUXe1Ro

 

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• Jul 31, 2014

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Billben

Industrial

Jul 30, 2014

5

FR

Thanks for your reply. I've had a look at the video and whilst this could be an option it would take so many hours to get a good grain match i would prefer to keep it as a last resort. I think i would have to retake the photo anyway with a more uniform lighting. Is there a way of just offsetting the tile point in the worktop from the middle to the edge? If i have made my material size bigger than the worktop then in theory if i moved the tiling point to just outside the edge of the worktop one tile would be enough to cover it entirely.
Joe

 

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• Jul 31, 2014

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Billben

Industrial

Jul 30, 2014

5

FR

I just found this on decals so I'm going to look into it.

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Inven...tur-Manipulators-XY-Manipulation/td-p/3531094

 

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• Jul 31, 2014

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Billben

Industrial

Jul 30, 2014

5

FR

I managed to do this in the realistic mode so I'm going to stop there. I'll finish the presentation and then export it as an image. Hopefully I'll get it right and won't have to redo it as obviously it won't save it like this.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/n2tnsj7mvkmowdv/Top.jpg

 

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• Jul 31, 2014

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Billben

Industrial

Jul 30, 2014

5

FR

Also there is this which I will look into later.

http://oivdoc90.vsg3d.com/content/71-creating-textured-objects

 

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