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11-11-2011, 02:45 AM
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how to apply two textures to one 3D object?
Hello,
How can I attach two different textures (that is, two different JPGs) to one 3D object, i.e. a box model (box.wrl), such that each texture can only be seen from one side? I´m trying to create walls in a maze (box objects which have been stretched), on one side of the box I want to apply a JPG texture so the wall looks as if it has a photo hanging on it. I would like to have the photo on one side of the wall and only a wall texture on the other side. Thanks a lot! Kelsey 
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