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Resizing Textures?
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  • Joined: 15 April 2011 10:25 PM

Hello everyone.

I don’t know if that was the correct term or what, but if you see in the image below, the tiles on the walls are pretty big. I created that material which is a mia_material_x. I actually want to resize them to make them small tiles like bathroom tiles. How do I do that? Has this got anything to do with UV mapping(never had experience with this).

Thank you for your time! :)
Kevin


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Use a 2d placement node...you can repeat the texture as many times as you want..rotate, mirror..etc.

Author: goose
Replied: 06 December 2011 11:49 AM  
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Finally got my desired results after trying to figure out how to do what you said! :D
I’m not sure if the way I did it was right or not. Below is what I edited, and as you said, I also tried playing around with the rotate value, and exploring stuff.
Figuring out what you said took some time (that’s why I replied late) but I did get to explore a whole lot more things through trial and error, it was fun!

Thanks!
Kevin Pinga


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