Hi there!
I have a bunch of mesh (ok ok a spread), and I wanna change the dimension (size) of all of them.
If I just use a transform node, the size increments, but all move away from the center of the renderer windows.
Must I obtain the center for each mesh and apply one transformation for each? or there is a simplest solution?
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I’m not shure, but You Can try with a *(transform)
ha,
i assume you have a mesh with >1 subsets; all of them subsets are not centered to 0;0;0.
difficult to obtain a general solution for that.
maybe BoundingBox (EX9.Geometry Mesh) is helpful for you.
don’t hesitate to ask for more precise help (if you provide more precise questions) :)
If its spreaded with a transform node, you could add a scale after the other transform nodes
Hey thaks! I’ll use the BoundingBox for sure in the future!
Now luckly all my mesh was in the Z=0 plane, so yesterday night I resolved with this trick:
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/7830/vvvvlr.jpg
I still had the vectors spread, so I just multiply the diagonal of each mesh for the 1.0700 factor.
Perhaps this works well only for square-shaped mesh…
BTW, how can I avoid the distorsion when I apply a texture on a mesh not really square-shaped?
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/333/photomd.jpg
The only solution I can think is to divide the mesh in lots of sub-mesh and distribuite the texture on them…
:/
Nic
ai luper,
yes the tex-transformation issue should be gone if you increase the resolution of the mesh.
and please consider starting a new topic when talking about a problem not related to the threads topic.
ok thanks!
I’ll do it
you need to reassign uv, you have two ways
or use drawfixed / adress combo or this wounderfull module from kalle http://vvvv.org/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=968 but not sure will work on spread