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Old 02-22-21, 05:38 AM   #1
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Is it possible to correct this small texture problem on the VIIB desk (the white line)?
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Old 02-23-21, 06:45 PM   #2
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Is it possible to correct this small texture problem on the VIIB desk (the white line)?
Looks like uv map doesn't align with texture. A way to fix this would be either extending texture by 1 pixel or, if this happens at the edge of texture map, by correcting uv (that would require exporting mesh, moving uv coordinates and reimporting mesh again, since you're not modifying the mesh you can do it with strict import option in gr2 editor)
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Old 02-24-21, 11:58 AM   #3
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Looks like uv map doesn't align with texture. A way to fix this would be either extending texture by 1 pixel or, if this happens at the edge of texture map, by correcting uv (that would require exporting mesh, moving uv coordinates and reimporting mesh again, since you're not modifying the mesh you can do it with strict import option in gr2 editor)
Merci beaucoup for your message - I'm afraid your method is far beyond my capabilities - I'm pretty good with photoshop, but not much more.
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Old 02-25-21, 08:29 AM   #4
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Merci beaucoup for your message - I'm afraid your method is far beyond my capabilities - I'm pretty good with photoshop, but not much more.
You need to extend the dark deck texture by a few pixels on the side where the clearer line appears. If that texture adjoins one of bitmap's edges, you can continue it in the opposite edge
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Old 02-25-21, 10:21 AM   #5
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You need to extend the dark deck texture by a few pixels on the side where the clearer line appears. If that texture adjoins one of bitmap's edges, you can continue it in the opposite edge



First of all, thank you for your help but I'm not sure I understand: I can't change the size of the image and no matter what tint is applied, there is always this clear line - No, I think the solution is in a data file, or data structure, but here I don't know how to do it.
Is this line just my PC or is it everyone?
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Old 02-25-21, 11:05 AM   #6
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Is this line just my PC or is it everyone?

I have the same with and withou your mod of VIIB.





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