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--- ig:gfx:uv-coordinates [2025/10/29 15:31] – ig_ii
+++ ig:gfx:uv-coordinates [2025/10/29 15:37] (current) – ig_ii
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 | {{:ig:gfx:modelprocessor:center_origin_uv.png?nolink&600|}} |
 ^ Caption ^
-| Isometric view of a 3×3 checker tile. \\\\ Left: UV origin at the tile center. \\\\ Right: UV origin at the lower-left corner. |
+| Isometric view of a 3×3 checker tile.  Left: UV origin at the tile center.  Right: UV origin at the lower-left corner. |
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   * Values that are too small or too large may be flagged as potentially meaningless depending on context.
-[]
+^ **Figure 22: Patch Size View** ^
-*Figure: Patch size view of two shapes on a square with a side length of 450 mm.
+| {{:ig:gfx:modelprocessor:patchsize_150_300.png?nolink&600|}} |
-//Left:// UV is the patch size value of 150 mm.
+^ Caption ^
-//Right:// UV is the patch size value of 300 mm.*
+| Patch size view of two shapes on a square with a side length of 450 mm. \\ Left: UV is the patch size value of 150 mm. \\ Right: UV is the patch size value of 300 mm. |
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 === Offsetting texture ("uOffset") and ("vOffset") ===
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 Optional UV offset values along the U (horizontal) and V (vertical) axes, respectively. These are applied *after* the UV origin is assigned, if no default value will be used. Offsets are useful when deliberate shifts in texture placement are needed (e.g., aligning a wood grain or pattern).
-[]
+^ **Figure 23: UV Offset Comparison** ^
-*Figure: Left: No offset. Right: Offset **uOffset** and **vOffset** with 10 mm.*
+| {{:ig:gfx:modelprocessor:uv_no_offset.png?nolink&400|}} | {{:ig:gfx:modelprocessor:offseted_uv.png?nolink&400|}} |
+^ Caption: Left: No offset. Right: Offset **uOffset** and **vOffset** with 10 mm. ||
 These settings are especially important for ensuring consistent, seamless texturing across parts of a 3D model, particularly in parametric or modular design workflows.