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Pls help to convert these low resolution images to high resolution.

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Jun 12th 2006#173367 Report
Member since: Jun 12th 2006
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Hi. Does anyone could help me to bring this texture to high resolution? I’m not well in photoshop. I want to use it in 3ds max.

Where is browse button for attaching images?
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Jun 12th 2006#173368 Report
Member since: Mar 18th 2001
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unfortunately it doesn't work that way, a low resolution image only has a certain physical size and can't be scaled up without losing quality.

and there's a "Manage Attachments" button underneath the window when you post.
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Jun 12th 2006#173370 Report
Member since: Jun 12th 2006
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[QUOTE=Fig]unfortunately it doesn't work that way, a low resolution image only has a certain physical size and can't be scaled up without losing quality.

and there's a "Manage Attachments" button underneath the window when you post.[/QUOTE]


"Manage Attachments" button absent too.
Secondly These textures simple wood textures. So it’s possible and easy to do them to high resolution. I’m not well in photoshop.
Thx
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Jun 12th 2006#173374 Report
Member since: Mar 18th 2001
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if you click "post reply" there should be more options available under your "submit reply" and "preview post" buttons.

and it doesnt matter what it is, you can't just size up an image. if you want to recreate an image that's something different entirely.
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Jun 12th 2006#173377 Report
Member since: Jun 1st 2005
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Or use the - 'Go Advanced' button (next to quick reply button.
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Jun 13th 2006#173387 Report
Member since: Jun 12th 2006
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[QUOTE=lala18]Hi. Does anyone could help me to bring this texture to high resolution? I’m not well in photoshop. I want to use it in 3ds max.

Where is browse button for attaching images?[/QUOTE]
The best you can hope for is to use a Fractal Compression app to compress best-quality images, then when you decompess the images, specify a larger size result.

If your textures are "natural", this can sometimes give you a better result than just increasing the resolution in Photoshop.
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