Texture Size

Function available in CINEMA 4D Prime, Visualize, Broadcast, Studio & BodyPaint 3D

Texture Size

You can use this command to scale the textures of the individual material channels. When you select the command, the Scale Texture dialog opens.

All material channels are listed on the left — unused channels are grayed out. Select the channels you want to scale from the list. The current texture size is listed next to each channel.

This command also gives you a quick way to set all textures to the same size. This is especially useful if you want to paint on the textures with a multibrush (multibrushes only work if he textures are the same size).

Current Size

Select the channels you want to resize — unused channels are grayed out.

User Defined Size, Width, Height, Lock Aspect Ratio

Enter the new size into the Width and Height boxes. If Lock Aspect Ratio is enabled, the width to height ratio is maintained.

Maximum Size, Average Size, Minimum Size

These mode set the Width and Height values to the largest, smallest or average size of the textures.

Interpolation

When bitmaps are scaled, pixels must be added or removed and new color values calculated. The new color values can be calculated using one of two interpolation types: Nearest Neighbor or Bilinear.

Bilinear

Bilinear takes longer to calculate than Nearest Neighbor, especially if you are scaling multiple textures. But it gives the best results.

Nearest Neighbor

This mode gives you fast results but the quality is relatively poor.