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12-02-2011, 13:32
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Re: Iiko Material
If you just open the file that autodesk gave you.
If you open the material editor and look for a multi/sub-object. material 1 should match up to be the body and the U1(body) jpeg that autodesk gave us material 2 should be U2 jpeg(face). relink the jpegs the iiko should be textured at that point in time. if you wanted to change any of the colors or anything just edit the jpegs in photoshop/paint or something similar. |
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