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Texturing GMAX

You need to unwrap it then stretch the vertex along the vertical. You need to look at the model until it is right.
 
there is a tool in the material editor too where you can control the "tiling" in the y and x axis or U, V axis what is the same, there you can control the stretching of the bitmap, you can see how the map move according to the selected axis.
 
Look at your UVW Mapping command in the stack. You can do tiling one of two ways (at least).

First, The U Tile/V Tile/W Tile boxes can be changed from 1.0 to shrink the mapping and increase tiling. If you change one from 1.0 to 2.0 you now have 2 of whatever you had mapped at 1.0. I.e. that mapping is now only 1/2 as long, and thus will (automatically) be tiled twice.

Second, you can reduce the size of the Length, Width, and/or Height boxes to increase the amount of tiling present. They work exactly the same as the Tile boxes, but you don't start at 1.0 (this often doesn't matter).

Hope this helps,
 
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