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From the Analysis section of the action bar, click Environment Mapping
Analysis
.
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To define the image to use for mapping, do one of the following:
- Select one of the predefined images in the Image Definition
list.
- Click
and select an image using the
Image Chooser dialog box (file types permitted: bmp, jpg, rgb,
tif).
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Select one or more surfaces of your shape.
The reflection of the image is projected onto the selected
surfaces.
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In the Options area, specify the Reflectivity
value to define the transparency of the texture.
The reflection of the image is updated as you move the slider.
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Select Mapping on part or element by element
.
The reflection of the image is projected onto all surfaces
of the part, whether they are selected or not.
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Unselect Mapping on part or element by element
.
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Click OK
The analysis appears in the tree and updates automatically when you modify the input
elements.
The surfaces reflect your mapping definition. It could look like
this:
