How do I do this without the stretching?
- Thread starter Trini8ed
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Displacements stretch textures.
That's the end of the story. The texture is locked to the vertices so if you move em, the texture moves. Just try to ensure you don't group vertices too close or too far apart to get uneven scale.
If you're not using TF2 as your mod (which it looks like), but another orange box game you can use $seamless_scale in your VMT to make it project the texture at compile time, which will eliminate any stretching.
http://www.nodraw.net/2009/12/seamless-textures/
That's the end of the story. The texture is locked to the vertices so if you move em, the texture moves. Just try to ensure you don't group vertices too close or too far apart to get uneven scale.
If you're not using TF2 as your mod (which it looks like), but another orange box game you can use $seamless_scale in your VMT to make it project the texture at compile time, which will eliminate any stretching.
http://www.nodraw.net/2009/12/seamless-textures/
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Thank you YM this is for TF2 btw in the background that is a model that I use as my tracing paper since I'm recreating a map from a game I used to love, but thanks for that link very useful. Also how would you do this because I am clueless on what to do on my base textures.
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gamemaster1996
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What game , first thing that pops into my mind is the first level of doom roe.
honeymustard
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Well it does say in the file name in the screenshot...
honorum646
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Really? You couldn't tell?
It looks good, but I can't see what you are going to do with the palace? A/D?