texturing a building

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# 1 20-03-2004 , 07:15 PM

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I have struggled for days now trying to figure out how to get a brick texture the right scale to fit on a building I understand roughly about texture mapping , but if you search for images of bricks on the net you will obviously get an image of a certain size and it will not be the whole side of a wall for instance.What I want to know in real basic terms is how can this texture be sized to fit on say the side of a house and still be the right scale ?
Does it involve a repeat of the image and if so , How to get the joins so the texture looks like a complete row of bricks ?
hope this question is clear and thanks in advance user added image

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# 2 20-03-2004 , 07:53 PM

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Hope the image helps.. you have to change setting in2dtexture node.

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# 3 20-03-2004 , 07:58 PM

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thanks Kurt ..will give it a try user added image

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# 4 20-03-2004 , 08:38 PM

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Should it not be the "Repeat UV" settings that should be increased?

Here's a basic tutorial on making textures seamless:
https://www.cadtutor.net/dd/photo/seamless/seamless.html

Last edited by Clod; 20-03-2004 at 08:41 PM.

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# 5 20-03-2004 , 09:48 PM

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Kurt I tried your method and I still had the seams showing, so then I read the tutorial that clod suggested and managed to make it seamless in PS.
Thanks clod for the info.

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