@Animagic,

Great step-by-step example.  Very clear.  Very well done.

Two comments:
A) In Step #10, you can also drag-and-drop the texture from Windows Explorer onto the texture slot in iClone.  That can be a convenient shortcut.
B) The "rectangular" textures should not have been rotated 90-degrees, it just needed to be stretched to fit.  But that does not undo your great example.  In fact, it provides additional insight into the process.  So I choose to belive you did that on purpose.


Bonus comment:
C) Actually, the "rectangular" image probably needs to be scaled a lot, and then tiled 6 times so that you have 6 blue segments going around the chip.  Then probably rotate the "top" image so the blue segments of the top chip line up with the blue sides of the top chip, if needed.

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