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‎2006-02-27
06:11 PM
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01:57 PM
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Noemi Balogh
‎2006-02-27
06:11 PM
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‎2006-02-28 12:25 AM
‎2006-02-28
12:25 AM
Since you don't say how you are doing it I don't know if these are any easier:
1. Make them out of slabs (you will need to make new materials for the different colored glass) and save the results as a library part (of window subtype).
2. Create as a an image file in Photoshop, Painter, Canvas, etc. (with transparency) and apply as a texture to the window glazing. You will need to adjust the texture size in a new material and the origin (Edit > Align 3D Texture) to get the right fit.
1. Make them out of slabs (you will need to make new materials for the different colored glass) and save the results as a library part (of window subtype).
2. Create as a an image file in Photoshop, Painter, Canvas, etc. (with transparency) and apply as a texture to the window glazing. You will need to adjust the texture size in a new material and the origin (Edit > Align 3D Texture) to get the right fit.
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‎2006-02-28 12:45 AM
‎2006-02-28
12:45 AM
Appolgies... I have just gone in and duplicated the glass material and kind of fudged through the settings, like the wrapped knurl setting, and the wrapped leather.