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LIE editor and numbers on center back of clothing

jenniferhugheyjenniferhughey Posts: 404
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

I'm trying to center 2 or 3 numbers on the back of and it's cut off right in the middle. Do I need to make 2 LIE layers, one for each side to do this, or is there an easier way?
Thanks!!

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  • SimonJMSimonJM Posts: 5,999

    I'm guessing that the seam of the UV goes right up the middle of the back.  And that will be the issue.  Lining them up may be a painm, but if you add the same LIE layer twice you can try and have them 'meet' in the middle (at the extreme left and extrene right) of the UV map.  Failing that there are various paint/modelling packages that semlessly (aprdon the pun!) handle UV seams.

  • jenniferhugheyjenniferhughey Posts: 404
    SimonJM said:

    I'm guessing that the seam of the UV goes right up the middle of the back.  And that will be the issue.  Lining them up may be a painm, but if you add the same LIE layer twice you can try and have them 'meet' in the middle (at the extreme left and extrene right) of the UV map.  Failing that there are various paint/modelling packages that semlessly (aprdon the pun!) handle UV seams.

    Oh that's a good idea, I'll add it twice and see how that goes. I'd really like to see programs that handle uv seams in case I decide to do more with LIE in the future..Thanks!!

  • jenniferhugheyjenniferhughey Posts: 404
    SimonJM said:

    I'm guessing that the seam of the UV goes right up the middle of the back.  And that will be the issue.  Lining them up may be a painm, but if you add the same LIE layer twice you can try and have them 'meet' in the middle (at the extreme left and extrene right) of the UV map.  Failing that there are various paint/modelling packages that semlessly (aprdon the pun!) handle UV seams.

    It worked, thanks so much!! It was my first foray into LIE, not as difficult as I thought :-)
    Now to just play with where to put them, and I'm set!

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  • SimonJMSimonJM Posts: 5,999
    jenniferhughey said:
    SimonJM said:

    I'm guessing that the seam of the UV goes right up the middle of the back.  And that will be the issue.  Lining them up may be a painm, but if you add the same LIE layer twice you can try and have them 'meet' in the middle (at the extreme left and extrene right) of the UV map.  Failing that there are various paint/modelling packages that semlessly (aprdon the pun!) handle UV seams.

    It worked, thanks so much!! It was my first foray into LIE, not as difficult as I thought :-)
    Now to just play with where to put them, and I'm set!

    Nicely done!

  • glaseyeglaseye Posts: 1,312

    So, the numbers didn't "fall-out" of line........ wink

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