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WalkAbout will always match the AutoCAD display since the WalkAbout display is performed by AutoCAD.
If scaling is involved in the mapping than the results will sometimes be different (nXt does scaling in the Material Editor itself, using the Tile Size parameter.) The Quick Mapping option should always yield something consistent.
The mapping procedure is very easy. All of the information you need is already in this discussion.
For a single, non-tiled, instance of a picture use a decal. Otherwise:
@ Roy
Hi Roy,
one little question about your suggestion for mapping a picture with the decal option.
If I would have a digital terrain model with a large number of 3d faces and I want to map a aerial foto (non-tiled) on this faces - should I use the "decal-way" anyway? Or would you prefer quick mappig?
Chris
For nXt, it probably doesn't matter-- either should work. If you plan on exporting this data to other places, use the material option. Many other products do not support decals.
Hi Roy,
thanks for your answer.
But if I will pick more than von 3d-face from the terrain-modell, i don´t have the option to add a new decal ...
It will be really cumbersome to add decals for every faces ... or is there any Option I didn´t find?
chris
I'm not sure I understand. If the decal option doesn't work just use the material + mapping.
Is it possible that it doesn't work because nXt need only one object, and you select several faces at one time? Perhaps if you make a boolean addition with all the faces (sometime it works), you can obtain one object that you can select entirely with one "clic"... And so perhaps it works. But if you can't find a solution to assembly all the independant faces, you have to use the mapping material.
But when I look to your picture, it seems that there is only one object selected... Ich weiss nicht mehr... ;(
Hi Marc,
thanks - Yes, you are right: I select more than one face ...
So I have to use the map the material - it´s ok, too
chris