Putting graphics on a wall

robertrobinson · 4th November 2005, 06:58 PM

Another newbie...

I am using AC3D to model a trade show exhibit booth, and so far it is going extremely well. The booth will have large wall graphics (12' x 6') on a smooth wall. I have created samples of these in Photoshop, saved as .jpg. What would be the best way to stick these to the wall in my model? What I have been doing is creating a rectangle, then applying the .jpg as a texture and then putting that rectangle real close to the wall. I get a lot of bleed-through or something (diagonal lines) and have to pull the rectangle away from the wall. Looks a little goofy.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Robert Robinson

4th November 2005, 06:58 PM	#1
robertrobinson Junior Member Junior member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah USA Posts: 3	Putting graphics on a wall Another newbie... I am using AC3D to model a trade show exhibit booth, and so far it is going extremely well. The booth will have large wall graphics (12' x 6') on a smooth wall. I have created samples of these in Photoshop, saved as .jpg. What would be the best way to stick these to the wall in my model? What I have been doing is creating a rectangle, then applying the .jpg as a texture and then putting that rectangle real close to the wall. I get a lot of bleed-through or something (diagonal lines) and have to pull the rectangle away from the wall. Looks a little goofy. Any ideas? Thanks, Robert Robinson