Re: Suggestion for CS4 2004-08-06 - By ccoles_avengers
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Hi Mario,
Actually, this may be more a fault of your video card, than anything
else. You *can* manipulate the object in the texture room, just as
outlined (rotate, zoom, etc). Just use the "Dolly" and "Track" tools
on the left of the Shader Property window. If for some reason they do
not engage when you try to manipulate them, try exiting and
re-entering the texture room again. I know the NVidia video card on
my 98 machine is not as consistent with moving items in the texture
room as I would like. However, I am finding that the new ATI card
that I now have is better at doing these types of things (btw, I think
I will be sticking with ATI from now on as a video card company).
Well, hope that helps.
Cheers.
Claudia
"Selocic"
- 3D: when 'Flat' just isn't good enough! -
--- In Carrara@(protected), "mayito7777" <mayito7777@(protected)> wrote:
> Is there anyway or possibility to include on CS4 a better way to
> apply the layers on the texture room, sometimes you have some
> objects, let me give you an example, a bolean object with an opening
> at the beginning but fill at the end, I want to apply a layer to the
> end of the tunnel to apply a new shader to that particular area, when
> I go to the texture room to try to apply the layer, I cant because
> the figure I see on the texture room doesnot show that particular
> area where I want to apply the layer, is there anyway to iomprove the
> way that layers can be applied? maybe a way to manipulate the object
> in the texture room (rotate, scale, etc) that way you can apply the
> layer where you really want?
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