[adamledford54]

- 12 Jul 2013 18:59 #56506 so i need a good hd texturing program. if you recommend a program can you add a link. thank you

[Rzxa]

- 12 Jul 2013 19:01 #56507 Paint.net, Gimp,And PhotoShop
Or maybe Paint tool sai cause karrybird use it

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[adamledford54]

- 13 Jul 2013 11:57 #56803 so every time i try to resize my texturemap on paint.net then try to upload it to my model on techne it says "the resolution of the image you selected differs from your project settings. do you want to update the settings to match the new resolution?" so how do i add more pixels to my image without having to edit my model?

[Tom_X]

- 13 Jul 2013 14:10 #56833

so every time i try to resize my texturemap on paint.net then try to upload it to my model on techne it says "the resolution of the image you selected differs from your project settings. do you want to update the settings to match the new resolution?" so how do i add more pixels to my image without having to edit my model?

Say no to that, if you do it will resize the texture to its original state and you will lose any HD textures you made, it was in a Jurrorath's tutorial in some place....
*Note: if it resizes it when you choose "no", then continue to press "yes" after that, I'm no modeller and my memory is bad

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[adamledford54]

- 13 Jul 2013 19:27 #56951 thank you!

[Tom_X]

- 14 Jul 2013 17:10 #57326 You're welcome!
Wait, was it "yes" or "no"? Just for future references

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[lugiaisbeast101]

- 19 Jul 2013 14:44 #59139

so every time i try to resize my texturemap on paint.net then try to upload it to my model on techne it says "the resolution of the image you selected differs from your project settings. do you want to update the settings to match the new resolution?" so how do i add more pixels to my image without having to edit my model?

Say no to that, if you do it will resize the texture to its original state and you will lose any HD textures you made, it was in a Jurrorath's tutorial in some place....
*Note: if it resizes it when you choose "no", then continue to press "yes" after that, I'm no modeller and my memory is bad

If hadn't already figured this out, you can disable that.

Go to tools and click settings.

Disable Show Texture-resolution.

Oh, and don't forget to click save and close on the bottom.

Then your done, no more pestering messages.

If you want to learn how to model using Blender, or how to better your models, don't ever be afraid to ask!