April 18, 200719 yr Hi, I hve been battling with GMax for a couple of months now and have nearly finished my first aircraft. It is now texturing time and - while I am having a little success I am quite frustrated by the quality of the textures that appear on Gmax while trying to fit them correctly. When the texture appears in FS2004 it is fine - but I can't accurately place the texture due to the exceptionally blocky textures in GMax. Is this normal or is there a cure??thanks in anticipationSF
April 19, 200719 yr Depends on where the problem is. You might try checking your graphics card settings (Customize > Preferences > Viewports > Configure Driver).There are also settings within in the UVW Unwrap modifier - in the modifier's Edit dilogue, bring up the Unwrap Options dialogue and raise the value for render width & height. The icon to bring up the options is near the upper right of the Edit dialogue, unlabeled, to avoid making Gmax too easy to learn:-hah -Mick
April 19, 200719 yr MickYep - the 'configure driver' option worked a little and has made it much better (not ideal but better) - certainly more workable now. I haven't used the Unwrap modifier as I seem to be able to texture it without - maybe that is my problem??? hahThanks very muchSF
April 19, 200719 yr Further to what Mick added its worth looking in at this threaddealing with the same question , there are some driver based solutionshttp://www.aerodynamika.com/cgi-bin/yabb/Y...?num=1176163939None the less its someething of a pain that isn't it
April 19, 200719 yr Author Once you get the driver chosen, click the Configure Driver button and check the two Match Bitmaps as Close as Possible checkboxes (I set the buttons at 512 as well, but 1024 might be better), and set the two settings on the bottom to Nearest.Experiment with the all the settings to get the best display on your system.Hope this helps,--Tom GibsonCal Classic Propliner Page: http://www.calclassic.comFreeflight Design Shop: http://www.freeflightdesign.comDrop by! ___x_x_(")_x_x___ Tom Gibson CalClassic Propliner Page
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