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04-06-2008
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mapping a light probe image to a sphere?
managed to get it roughly on just by planat mapping it, tough this results in some pretty bad stretching around the widest point of the sphere.
Apart from selecting and scaling the edge rings is there a more efficient way of getting this mapped correctly?
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Hope this helps...
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I'll try that out later on.
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