Texture Maps Alice Project 2008 Duke University Professor Susan H. Rodger Gaetjens Lezin July 2008.

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Texture Maps Alice Project 2008 Duke University Professor Susan H. Rodger Gaetjens Lezin July 2008

Setup the scene Open up a new Alice world with any template Click on add objects Double click on the shapes folder add 3 “sphereHighPoly” shapes into the Alice world Once you added the sphere use the up and down tool to move it up to get it in the air as seen here

Saving a Texture A texture could be any picture. Alice accepts most of the common picture formats. These include JPEGS,PNG,BITMAP… What we will do here is save a picture of the earth’s surface and use it as the texture map for an object in the Alice world I used paint to crop the picture so that the picture doesn’t have any boarders. It is just a picture of a piece of the Earth’s surface Save the picture in a folder that you can find later when we need to import it into Alice

Import the Texture Click on file, then import Locate the folder where you saved your picture Open it then click on your picture Then click Import

Set the texture Once we have the texture map imported into Alice the rest simple Right click on SphereHighPoly in the object tree then choose rename Name it planetEarth Next click on the properties tab in the details panel Click next to skinTexture Choose World.NameOfYourPicture Note: Since I saved my picture under the name “Earth” It appears as world. Earth when I import it.

More Textures What we have done with this sphere can be done to almost every object in Alice Move the earth back and we will add a new item to our world In the shapes folder add the box shape to your world and use the resize tool to make it fairly big The next slide will show you a relative size

Resizing the Box Once you have add the box to your world Place to the left side of your world and resize it with the resize tool

Adding texture to this building Use paint to cut out a small picture of a portion of the surface of a sky scraper similar to the picture Save it somewhere that you can find it later when we go to import into Alice

Cont.. Click on file, then import Locate the folder where you saved your picture Open it then click on your picture Then click Import

Set the texture Once we have the texture map imported into Alice the rest simple Right click on box in the object tree then choose rename Name it Sky Scraper Next click on the properties tab in the details panel Click next to skinTexture Choose World.building cover Note: Since I saved my picture under the name “building cover” It appears as world. Building cover when I import it.

Positioning Move the camera back by clicking and holding on the camera control arrow that points backwards Resize your building so it looks like a sky scraper as seen in the picture Position your sky scraper to look like the picture. Next we will add a person to our world and give the face a different texture

Last Object We will add a flag pole and import a texture of the American flag and put it next to the building In click local gallery then scroll over to shapes Click and drag a pool stick into you world and drop it on the ground in front of your building This is shown in the picture

Resize and texture Use the resize tool to make the pole about the same height as shown in the picture compared to the building Also Right click on poolCue in the object tree, select rename and type pole It is not possible to effectively change just the color of the pool cue we must change it’s texture Use paint to get a cut out of a steel surface like the picture Save this piece of a steel color to a location that you choose. We will use this to set the flag pole’s texture Hint: Save pictures as a JPEG, PNG, or Bitmap: These formats are acceptable in Alice

Cont.. Click on file, then import Locate the folder where you saved your steel cut out picture Open it then click on your picture Then click Import

Set the texture Once we have the texture map imported into Alice the rest simple Click on Pole in the object tree Next click on the properties tab in the details panel Click next to skinTexture Choose World.steel cover Note: Since I saved my picture under the name “steel cover” It appears as world. Steel cover when I import it.

Add a Flag To create a flag for our pole we will use paint to save the picture then drop as a bill board Save the flag picture as a JPEG,PNG, or Bitmap In the Alice window click File then Make Billboard Locate the flag picture click on it then click Import

Position the Flag Alice place in a random location If you cannot locate the flag move the building backward. It maybe hiding the flag Use the Move Object freely tool to bring the flag forward until it intersects the pole as shown in the picture Move the flag up to the right height with the up and down tool

Set the vehicle property It is necessary to make sure the flag is attached to the pole so if the pole is move the flag goes with it Click on flag in the object tree Click on properties Click next to vehicle and choose pole Note: The flag can still be moved around by itself, But when the pole is moved the flag will move with it.

Try moving the flag Pole Using the Move Object Freely Tool, move the flag pole around Notice both pieces move together!! The End! Hope you enjoyed this tutorial :-D