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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Multi texture in google sketchup

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Nilloc
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Posted: 10th Mar 2010 00:05
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I made a great microwave but i can't figure out how to export it and still have more then one texture i have searched it and i found a tutorial but i did not work any advice?
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wizardious
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Posted: 10th Mar 2010 01:35
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Are you using the tutorial from the OCFPSC guide? If not you might want to check out that tutorial. I don't use sketchup. To make entities I use blender and the Entity Workshop.(both free) Blender can make one texture out of several textures. A microwave should only require one, unless it,s fancy. Making a microwave should be dead easy. In blender you would add a mesh cube-scale to rectangle-go to edit mode-mesh-uv unwrap(smart projection)-open uv/image editor in one window.Open texture with at least two sides of microwave-you will see six boxes,move and scale boxes over texture.You can scale-rotate-move in face or vertex select mode.If you need to make a non-uniform scale,just select 2 vertices and move them. In Blender G=grab S=scale R=rotate.
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Nilloc
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well the microwave has some pizza in it on a plate i soon will leanr how to animate and i will make it spin!and thanx i diidnt look at that tutorial!
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Nilloc
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Posted: 15th Mar 2010 22:32
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were is the tutorial i seemed to have lost it and cant find it again
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