hi
forgive me if this isnt the right place for my topic.
i have been haveing some problems recently with setting up an orthographic view for my work(didnt have this problem before i think it started to happen before acouple days) take alook
Non-square texture sometimes don't work in maya+certain vidcards. To avoid any issue just make your ref pics square, and to be even ore safe give them a friendly size : 256*256 , 512*512 ...
The simplest way is :
- create a new picture with 512*512 ( or 1024*1024 and so on )
- open your reference pic and paste it into
- save the new one ( 512*512)
- great! you have now compatible texture for maya
File -> New, then copy from wherever (CTRL-C, or right-click -> Copy), then paste into Photoshop (CTRL-V).
Or you could just drag the image into Photoshop, it will open fine then.
And then do Image -> Image Size and turn off the "Constrain Proportions" checkbox, then type something like 512 into both the Width and Height fields, with their units set to Pixels (drop-downs on the right).
i just figure out the problem its a video card driver issue, what i did is deleted the drivers and tryed maya and the pic fits perfectly in the box,the problem is i have anew card and intalled it before a month, its sapphire HD 2600 XT (AGP card), before i used to have radeon 9600 pro.
unfortunately the new ATI drivers do not support the AGP cards only PCI-EX.
Upgrading to PCI would be a smart move whenever you can.
Unfortunately since AGP cards are quickly becoming "Dinosaur hardware" you're going to have a tough time finding drivers and running games. Dino-tech usually talk a good game on the box but don't deliver.
At some point in the near future the top of the line AGP cards are going to have trouble matching the quality of the budget PCI cards, its already starting to happen.
Check out the driver archive and always be sure you're getting the right driver for your card. I wouldn't hold out much hope that they would release new drivers. With most budget cards you end up with a few driver updates then nothing. Such is the hassle for not selling your first born.
I guess since they are still making tech for the dying AGP port that its still kicking around but I don't think it will be for much longer.
Personally I'm a little leery of anything using buzz words like HD in their titles. It seems like "HD" is the new EXTREME way of passing off junk as high quality, but thats just me...
jees dunno for sure upgrading to pci means buying anew pc and anew pc is not optional untell maybe after 2 or 3 years,so theres no sulotion for my problem. well thanks for the help anyway
i just solved my issue here i have played alil bit with photoshop and did some tweaking in image size with both pixel dimensions and document size and made the image alilbit wider then i opened maya and tryed it on and the image fits perfectly in the box....so it finally done
nothing wronge with the pictures its maya and video card issue, see the results that i was getting from the pics in the first post or read all the topic....
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The simplest way is :
- create a new picture with 512*512 ( or 1024*1024 and so on )
- open your reference pic and paste it into
- save the new one ( 512*512)
- great! you have now compatible texture for maya
Or you could just drag the image into Photoshop, it will open fine then.
And then do Image -> Image Size and turn off the "Constrain Proportions" checkbox, then type something like 512 into both the Width and Height fields, with their units set to Pixels (drop-downs on the right).
Then save.
another suggestions would be great.
just take alook:
unfortunately the new ATI drivers do not support the AGP cards only PCI-EX.
so any suggestions would be great.
Unfortunately since AGP cards are quickly becoming "Dinosaur hardware" you're going to have a tough time finding drivers and running games. Dino-tech usually talk a good game on the box but don't deliver.
At some point in the near future the top of the line AGP cards are going to have trouble matching the quality of the budget PCI cards, its already starting to happen.
Check out the driver archive and always be sure you're getting the right driver for your card. I wouldn't hold out much hope that they would release new drivers. With most budget cards you end up with a few driver updates then nothing. Such is the hassle for not selling your first born.
I guess since they are still making tech for the dying AGP port that its still kicking around but I don't think it will be for much longer.
Personally I'm a little leery of anything using buzz words like HD in their titles. It seems like "HD" is the new EXTREME way of passing off junk as high quality, but thats just me...
and again thx for the help
I didn't understand where was the problem with your pic...