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I assume this is concerning the brush texture flip (as patch textures are preserved in their position after flipping)? |
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Does it?? I'm really confused with all of this. When I take a simple bevel patch textured as I'd like, partner it with a mirror image one, the textures don't align. So I flip it, and then it's completely different and not aligned either. I understand (somewhat) the difficulties behind this; "for coords to stay fixed, you need a fixed point - which point? edge? which edge? center?" So, how is this achieved? Is the center fixed on a flip? Is one edge fixed? I never seem to get http://img249.imageshack.us/my.php?image=align5vb1.jpg, but instead always get something like http://img177.imageshack.us/my.php?image=align4kv9.jpg . Not a perfect example, I know, but it's very confusing to use flip, because there is always a ton of alignment fixing afterward. |
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??? The two patches are perfectly the same (apart from the numbers), I don't get it? Mathematically the patch textures are flipped by negating their texture coordinates. |
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Sorry, my original post indicated to ignore the textures, just pay attention to the numbers, but when I edited it I accidentally erased that part. |
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Discussion continues here: http://modetwo.net/darkmod/index.php?s=&showtopic=5376&view=findpost&p=100651 |
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I looked into this again today and I think there's not much I can do about anything. Looking at what happens in the UV Editor, everything seems to be working as intended (the texture is staying perfectly at the same place). |
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Sneaksie, please close/suspend/reopen as you see fit. |
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I think I forgot about this one. I'd say we can close it, considering all the new capabilities. |
- Anonymous
