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Posted this in another thread but it's better off here. I hope this is a simple fix and I'm the dummy. :rolleyes:

There is a texture mapping issue on one part of my hangar. It's skewed. I've tried to apply the texture in polygon mode (Where you move the point around on the texture) as well as simply using the usual Part Texture method.

The rest of the textures applied fine, so I'm lost again as to what is causing this.

hangps8.jpg


fsdsxe6.jpg


Thanks!
 
Try to use the Part (F5) mode and chose a square area on the texture. Do you check if your part is pointing outside?
 
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Didn't think that the "ends" would have to be separate parts. So I made each end polygon their own part and deleted the pre-existing polygons.

I also textured them via the part mode as jpfil suggested.

Can't explain this result.. :confused:

hangbk2.jpg


It appeared correct in FSDS and the part axis was positioned normally.
 
Can you post a screen shot of your texture application dialog/screen? It almost looks like you may have inadvertently pressed "invert y"
 
I thought the same thing, inverted Y. That wasn't the case, however, and it shows up correctly in FSDS.

hanggg3.jpg


Sometimes I wonder if these programs throw such problems at you just to make the designing difficult. :D
 
I'm still at a loss ... usually when I have weird problems like that it's because of improper alignment, a polygon selected when applying the texture to the part.... etc.

Would it be a problem to send me the fsc of that building and associated texture(s)?

try FelixR (at) aerodynamika (dot) com
 
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