hpl3:tutorials:texture_dds_export
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| - | Place each of the cubemap sides on its own layer and place them after each other in a row. The image width should be 6 times larger then the height. | + | Place each of the cubemap sides on its own layer and place them after each other in a row. The image width should be 6 times larger then the height. The sides should be placed in the following order: Right, Left, Top, Bottom, Front, Back |
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| - | If your image is to large in size it is a good idea to downscale it. To downscale correctly make sure that each side is on its own layer and select Image > Image Size | + | If your image is to large in size it is a good idea to downscale it. To downscale correctly make sure that each side is on its own layer and then select Image > Image Size |
| - | **3) Downscale the image** | + | **3) Save the image** |
| - | If your image is to large in size it is a good idea to downscale it. To downscale correctly make sure that each side is on its own layer and select Image > Image Size | + | Select "Cube Map" as the image type and then follow the steps in the DDS Texture Export tutorial |
hpl3/tutorials/texture_dds_export.txt · Last modified: 2013/01/08 15:29 by nebej
