(11-13-2016, 09:35 AM)gdkchan Wrote: Not exactly how the game or the tool does through. It just sets the U component scale on the UV transform to 2 (effectively doubling the U value) and the texture U wrapping mode to Mirrored Repeat. This way a U value of... let's say, 0.7 is first doubled, so 0.7 * 2 = 1.4. Since we are using the mirrored wrap, and the value is > 1, it will pick the pixel at the position 0.4 from right to left (mirrored!), or 0.6 from left to right. All without needing to touch on the texture.
As for the reason they do it this way, I believe that they originally use a texture with the two halves when modelling the mons on maya, then they halve the texture after exported and setup the UV transform and wrap to compensate for the change.
I see.
I know it involved mirroring something inside the game.
I sort of reverse that effect when I use Pokemon models. I double the U value and then scale the right side along the center of all the UV's by -1 so thee right side is on top of the left side and they all fit in the half texture.
Is it something you think you could get Ohana to automatically solve?
I only use a handful of models, but it can be pretty tiresome fixing them all up for each material.