UV Map Question

Stiglr · 17th July 2013, 11:50 AM

The short answer is, "No"

If you break a model up into component parts, any of them can be assigned no texture at all, and then they will carry the "material color" in AC3D.

If you have a "part of a textured part" that shouldn't have or doesn't need a texture, for some reason, you should attempt to isolate those surfaces in the TCE, make them super small and move them to an area on the graphic that has a neutral or white color. Thus, it will seem like it has no texture to speak of.

17th July 2013, 11:50 AM	#3
Stiglr Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 604	Re: UV Map Question The short answer is, "No" If you break a model up into component parts, any of them can be assigned no texture at all, and then they will carry the "material color" in AC3D. If you have a "part of a textured part" that shouldn't have or doesn't need a texture, for some reason, you should attempt to isolate those surfaces in the TCE, make them super small and move them to an area on the graphic that has a neutral or white color. Thus, it will seem like it has no texture to speak of. __________________ Flight Sim Project Contributor My Gaming Rig: i5 2500K Quad-Core CPU at 3.3GHz MSI P67A-C43 mobo 4GB of PC12800 DDR3 memory Windows 7 1GB Galaxy GeForce GTX550 Ti video card GeForce 270.61 drivers (4/2011) Cougar joystick/throttle combo CH Pedals