Hey everyone,
Is it possible to have a component one colour on one side, and a different colour on the other? I know you can make the component the same colour on both sides in Plaything, but can it be done with two different colours? Thanks.
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Re: Quick question
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Re: Quick question
If there are only polys on one side of the object then I believe all you can do is set the material to be double sided within PT2, like you say.
I think the only approach you can do it with is to make the object double sided with polys on both sides, and then map different parts of a material to it.
I think the only approach you can do it with is to make the object double sided with polys on both sides, and then map different parts of a material to it.
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Re: Quick question
Thanks for that.
The only problem with making them double sided is that the two colours can get mixed somewhat mixed together.
The only problem with making them double sided is that the two colours can get mixed somewhat mixed together.
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