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From: Donald Drennan <[e-mail]>
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Subject: backwards logo on reverse side of cube, what gives?
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I was perplexed, I RTFM, I changed from planar to cubic, but still the
logo I wanted pasted on either side of a box always came out backwards on
one side.

The manual has a picture of a cube with a picture cubic mapped on all
sides. Why couldn't I do it with my logos?

I wanted a cardboard box with one logo on front and back and another logo
on both sides. The top would have a plain box texture. I couldn't do it
without using two images for each logo, one forward and one backward in
order for them to both appear forward. I had to go back into Modeler and
create four separate surface names (in addition to the top & bottom surface)

Is this how it always was? This should be much easier.

Can anyone help me on this?

(please cc: to my address)


Thanks,

Don Drennan
SOS Productions
Columbus, Ohio