displacement issue
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Orangepumpkin7
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- Nov 24, 2017
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Are the textures misaligned? If so, in the Face Edit Sheet select all of the displacement faces and click "treat as one" once that's checked off, just center the textures by clicking the C icon under "justify".
If the displacements themselves are not connecting, try using the sew feature in the Face Edit Sheet to sew them back together, if they can't be sewn, try realigning the displacements or re-building them in a way where they can be sewn together.
If the displacements themselves are not connecting, try using the sew feature in the Face Edit Sheet to sew them back together, if they can't be sewn, try realigning the displacements or re-building them in a way where they can be sewn together.
- Mar 23, 2017
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Not sure what you mean by "screwed up the textures", screenshots would be useful.
Orangepumpkin7
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If you have Windows, use the snipping tool to take a screenshot. On Windows 10 it's Windows key + Shift + S. If you have some other OS or version, just Google how to take a screenshot on what version you're running.
Orangepumpkin7
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By the looks of it, you're probably going to have to remake it. Select the displacement, go on the Face Edit Sheet, go to the "displacements" tab, then under "tools" press "destroy" this will revert it back from a displacement back to a normal brush. Then you can rebuild it from there.
- Mar 23, 2017
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When warping a displacement, the texture will warp with it. The only way to avoid this problem is to structure your displacements so that you don't need to warp them too much.