Object Showcase/Assistance (Round 1) - Page 3

**Titak** · 05-05-10, 08:56

^
Correct.
I was about to point it out but you already did so.

I did make the INDEX because of the reason Piega mentioned.

WCookie · 06-05-10, 22:44

My first complete mesh ever

**KurtisandLara** · 07-05-10, 01:37

WOW!
Very nice

!
Keep it up

.

Dunnut7 · 07-05-10, 17:05

Niec object, WCookie!

If that's your first mesh, I'm really surprised

**Soul** · 08-05-10, 08:05

Very nice!

Did you use piegas great "extrude" - method?

WCookie · 08-05-10, 18:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soul

Very nice!

Did you use piegas great "extrude" - method?

Which method?

Thank you everyone but I'm not gonna finish this object, I think it looks ugly, maybe I'll release it's mesh

larafan25 · 08-05-10, 23:37

I have a question!

So you know when you create an object with the cylinder primitive, and the base and top of it is segmented like a pizza. Well whenever I apply textures to these section they are super stretched or squished, does anyone know of a technique for texturing these pie segments?

**KurtisandLara** · 08-05-10, 23:42

Open the texture that your trying to apply on the "pizza" (

) in paint or a image software program thing and trim the size of it alittle (sorry im not good with measurements

) and then import it into the wad with wadmerger and try the texture again, not sure if you know but you can also 'flip' the texture in strpic but holding down SHIFT and clicking it

helps with texturing.

larafan25 · 08-05-10, 23:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by KurtisandLara

Open the texture that your trying to apply on the "pizza" (

) in paint or a image software program thing and trim the size of it alittle (sorry im not good with measurements

) and then import it into the wad with wadmerger and try the texture again, not sure if you know but you can also 'flip' the texture in strpic but holding down SHIFT and clicking it

helps with texturing.

I'm texturing in Meta though :/

Do you think these skills still apply?

sapper · 09-05-10, 02:46

Here is a meta tutorial I found on the net a while ago.

http://www.4shared.com/file/98609977.../metadocs.html

It explains a lot about meta's commands and a little bit about texturing in meta.
It's for an old registered version of meta so some things won't apply.

For more hints on meta texturing and lighting visit meta2tr's site.

08-05-10, 23:42	#28
KurtisandLara Golden Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 5,095	Open the texture that your trying to apply on the "pizza" () in paint or a image software program thing and trim the size of it alittle (sorry im not good with measurements ) and then import it into the wad with wadmerger and try the texture again, not sure if you know but you can also 'flip' the texture in strpic but holding down SHIFT and clicking it helps with texturing.

05-05-10, 08:56	#21
Titak Moderator Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 33,419	^ Correct. I was about to point it out but you already did so. I did make the INDEX because of the reason Piega mentioned.

06-05-10, 22:44	#22
WCookie Member Joined: Aug 2009 Posts: 3,071	My first complete mesh ever

07-05-10, 01:37	#23
KurtisandLara Golden Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 5,095	WOW! Very nice ! Keep it up .

07-05-10, 17:05	#24
Dunnut7 Inactive Joined: Nov 2009 Posts: 5,006	Niec object, WCookie! If that's your first mesh, I'm really surprised

08-05-10, 08:05	#25
Soul Golden Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 6,652	Very nice! Did you use piegas great "extrude" - method?

08-05-10, 23:37	#27
larafan25 Member Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 70,543	I have a question! So you know when you create an object with the cylinder primitive, and the base and top of it is segmented like a pizza. Well whenever I apply textures to these section they are super stretched or squished, does anyone know of a technique for texturing these pie segments?

09-05-10, 02:46	#30
sapper Member Joined: Sep 2007 Posts: 1,684	Here is a meta tutorial I found on the net a while ago. http://www.4shared.com/file/98609977.../metadocs.html It explains a lot about meta's commands and a little bit about texturing in meta. It's for an old registered version of meta so some things won't apply. For more hints on meta texturing and lighting visit meta2tr's site.