Hi, could someone give me a solution for this uvw mapping and meshsmooth problem?

Thanks

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You should apply your UVW unwrap after the Meshsmooth modifier, because I am not sure Meshsmooth can interpolate correctly previous unwrap in the stack.

amarhys

Max 2011, Win7-Pro 64.
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amarhys 07 April 2011 04:14 AM

You should apply your UVW unwrap after the Meshsmooth modifier, because I am not sure Meshsmooth can interpolate correctly previous unwrap in the stack.

I believe this is correct… if you texture a character then go back and start to modify the geometry it will mess up the texturing, the Turbosmooth modifier is changing the geometry after the mapping has been done hence the problem with the mapping.

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But I had understood that the uvw mapping is performed with the lowpoly model. If done after MeshSmooth (or turbosmooth) is almost impossible to edit uvw due to its complexity.

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I don’t know how the modifier stack is looking like, but you can assign an Edit Poly modifier, activate the “Preserve UVs” option and assign Turbo Smooth modifier above it.

ivan

I’ve solved!
In Meshsmooth modifier (and turbosmooth) there is an option should be selected to preserve the UVW:

Parameters > Surface Parameters > Materials

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hehe nice work!

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