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@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ You can use link:https://www.gimp.org/[Gimp] to create SkyMaps from a single ima
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* link:https://code.google.com/archive/p/gimp-dds/[Gimp-dds]
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* link:http://registry.gimp.org/node/25532[Cubemap Layers Generator]
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-After installing the scripts you open a image in gimp. This script works by slicing up the image into 6 layers of equal size, each by the power of 2. Your starting image should be of a size that will accomidate these 6 images. So for example if you want 1024 sized image layers, your image needs to be 3072x2048 in size because it will be sliced up into 6 individual layers 1024x1024 each.
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+After installing the scripts you open a image in gimp. This script works by slicing up the image into 6 layers of equal size, each by the power of 2.
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. After you open the image you select Filters/Generic/Cubemap Layer Generator.
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. Fill in the details.
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@@ -105,8 +105,6 @@ After installing the scripts you open a image in gimp. This script works by slic
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** power of 2 (10 for 1024 sized Layers)
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** Cubemap layout (Cross Horizontal)
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. Slice up the image.
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-. Due to the way this script names the slice, you may have to rearrange your layers by moving them up or down. To the right side in Gimp is a panel that has a tab named "Open the layers dialog". You can select a layer and move it up or down the stack by using the green arrows at the bottom. JME3 expects the layer order to be W (-x), E (+x), N (-z), S (+z), Up (+y), Down (-y).
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-. After re-arranging, select File/Export as.
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. Change file type and name to .dds and choose your location to export into.
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. Click export.
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* In the dds exporter select none for compression
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