Hi Stefan,

I was on the wrong, while searching for the "Set..Texture" ;-)
Hopefully I can fiddle out how to get the right "deep"
of the object, then it should be simple to set the right texture.
Maybe a structure like this:

level
--obj1-texture.fr.1
--obj2-texture.fr.2
--obj3-texture.fr.3
--obj4-texture.fr.4
--obj5-texture.fr.5

can do the trick, then it's fully ajustable.

I'll let you know, when it's finished
and post the result.

Matthias




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Beg-inner" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 3:05 PM
Subject: Re: Simple QT ;-)


> Hi Matthias..
> 
> That was fast.. =)
> Isnt that almost the case most times.. when we actually formulate the 
> question to others, we think better, faster and in other ways, that makes us 
> come up with the answer our selves.. ?..!
> 
> Its similar to when one helps others, one gets a better and deeper 
> understanding of what one already knows, and one even learns more than prior 
> to that point...!
> 
> Looks cool with a flipbook..!
> Looking forward to see your final result on this, both as a final anim or 
> whatever you planing and the actual prj file.. (to see and learn from)
> 
> btw it should also be possible to do the same from an .avi or other video !?
> Either via JS or Anim Input based.. to get each object to get a higher 
> numbered frame of the Video...!
> 
> Note:
> I can also inform you that I finally did file a bugreport on the FE 
> issues...
> Lets hope that will help, so they find and fix FE so it can be fully used !
> EndNote:
> 
> Take Care
> Best Regards
> Stefan Gustafsson ( Beg-inner )
> A Proud Owner and User of Real3D and Realsoft3D..
> 
> 
>> Ha, found it:
>>
>> Self.SetUVTextureMap("G:\\anim\\sphere0001.tga");
>> I'll post the final scene, if somebody is interested.
>>
>> Matthias
>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> does anybody know how to set
>>> a texture map via js in the object-properties :-?
>>> For color, ok, "SetColor" but for textures :-?
>>>
>>> I need it for something like this:
>>> http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daumenkino
>>>
>>> Hundreds of objects with textures
>>> from an image sequence.
>>>
>>> Matthias
> 
>

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