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salt サルト 24 MAY 2014 a las 3:49
UV automaticly squeezed without my permission
Before posting this, I tried many way to solve this myself, but I failed.
Here is my issue :
http://imgur.com/796EaNe
I unwrapped my model and everything looks fine.
but then workshop requirement said it must be 128W x 256H
so I create new image and use that size.
it turned to be like this
http://imgur.com/pAuvbsE
Apparently, my UV was squeezed, and I don't want that.
I want to have 128x256 image with 256x256 UV map.
Anyone know how to solve this?
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(Note : I tried new image first then unwrap it, it stills the same)
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HellJumper 24 MAY 2014 a las 15:16 
Don't actually change the size of the UV. Just push everything to one half the size of the square.
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salt サルト 27 MAY 2014 a las 2:23 
@HellJumper
I tried it, and it still revolves around the same problem
the object supposed to be all black ( I'm testing if your advices work or not )
http://imgur.com/JS2PGIR
or maybe i did something wrong ?
Última edición por salt サルト; 27 MAY 2014 a las 2:24
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salt サルト 27 MAY 2014 a las 2:56 
*FIX : I noticed it can be solved using "Project from view " from your videos, but what make difference between Project from view and normal Unwrap ? I formerly use normal Unwrap for all of my models
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HellJumper 27 MAY 2014 a las 10:05 
It shouldn't make a difference how you unwrap it as long as the unwrap turns out ok (no giant stretches or weirdness). Projection unwrapping is a useful tool for more complicated shapes, and you should try to use it when you can.
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