 | | | Multi texturing | Multi texturing 2003-11-25 - By Mike Thomson
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Hi Bryan,
Thanks for the reply, but the problem is when I render, not in the viewport.
I think maya is getting confused with the two UV sets...
-Mike
> Open the Attribute Editor for the Material to which the layeredTexture is
> connected. I'm going to assume that you have:
>
> layeredTexture.outColor -> material.color
>
> Expand the AE layout labelled "Hardware Texturing". Assign the following
> values:
>
> Textured channel: Color
> Texture quality: Highest (or something other than Default;
> adjust to taste)
>
> When you do this, you'll find that Maya adds a new attribute to your
> layeredTexture node:
>
> layeredTexture.resolution
>
> You'll need to expand the "Extra Attributes" section on the layeredTexture
> node to see it. Maya uses this as a hint when generating its textures for
> the OpenGL viewports. The attribute exists when the Hardware Texturing is
> configured to anything other than "Default"; when set to Default the
> attribute is deleted.
>
> This attribute will be set to a value between 32 (Low) and 256 (Highest).
> I'm not sure where the maximum for this attribute is clamped - it may be
> 256. But don't trust me.. try entering higher values to see if they help.
> They'll need to be powers of two, so try 512 or 1024.
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