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At one point you will find a file called Maya.env.
Open that file up with notepad or something, and it should be empty if you have not done this before. Now, copy/paste this into that blank file
MAYA_NON_POWER_TWO_OFF = 1;
That should fix it.
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So, go to your viewport menu and select Image plane>Import image. It is a good idea to set the window to default view before doing this.
Not sure if I understood your question correctly, but I hope that this helps.
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Yeah, it did, thank youOriginally posted by arran
To model in wireframe and still see a reference image, instead of assigning the image to a polygon plane (I think that this is what you have done), you would need to import the image so that you can see it through the relevant camera.
So, go to your viewport menu and select Image plane>Import image. It is a good idea to set the window to default view before doing this.
Not sure if I understood your question correctly, but I hope that this helps.
But I still have a problem with getting the picture in the right size. I've resized them in Photoshop first, and the front camera picture and side view camera picture is just the same height. still the front camera image is much bigger. I've tried to scaling it, but that's difficult and takes alot of time. How do I import them in their right size?
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