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Have you ever found a solution to do this with the material face of a slab? I would assume it would require scripting...

The hard bit is reading the original sizes of the image so you can do the calculation I think.

Have you ever found a solution to do this with the material face of a slab? I would assume it would require scripting...

What would the scripting look like using the GetDimensions method? I would assume once you pull in the values, you would assign those to a text object to be able to make adjustments in visual logic with texture coordinates.

The hard bit is reading the original sizes of the image so you can do the calculation I think.

Have you ever found a solution to do this with the material face of a slab? I would assume it would require scripting...

I have never done it but that sounds like the right idea.  Out of interest I just did the first bit for you to see if it works as you would hope. 

so the next stage would be to scale these accordingly. 

I have to finish working on something so I need to get back to that so perhaps you can take it from here.

Otherwise I'll come back a bit later. 

What would the scripting look like using the GetDimensions method? I would assume once you pull in the values, you would assign those to a text object to be able to make adjustments in visual logic with texture coordinates.

The hard bit is reading the original sizes of the image so you can do the calculation I think.

Have you ever found a solution to do this with the material face of a slab? I would assume it would require scripting...

That code worked to pull the width and height values of the material. I then used those 2 numbers to calculate the aspect ratio and attempted to use visual logic to create a greater than/equal or less than 1 statement. Where if the aspect ratio was greater than or equal to 1, the ratio would be divided by 2 to get TextCordX and TextCordY would stay as 1. The inverse was done for less than 1, where TextCordY was ratio doubled and TextCordX was 1. However, in visual logic the ratio number that was calculated would not go through to the multiply and divide blocks and was getting stuck. Feels like I am just on the edge of figuring this out...

I have never done it but that sounds like the right idea.  Out of interest I just did the first bit for you to see if it works as you would hope. 

so the next stage would be to scale these accordingly. 

I have to finish working on something so I need to get back to that so perhaps you can take it from here.

Otherwise I'll come back a bit later. 

What would the scripting look like using the GetDimensions method? I would assume once you pull in the values, you would assign those to a text object to be able to make adjustments in visual logic with texture coordinates.

The hard bit is reading the original sizes of the image so you can do the calculation I think.

Have you ever found a solution to do this with the material face of a slab? I would assume it would require scripting...

Are you connecting it to the correct point of the multi / divide blocks?

That code worked to pull the width and height values of the material. I then used those 2 numbers to calculate the aspect ratio and attempted to use visual logic to create a greater than/equal or less than 1 statement. Where if the aspect ratio was greater than or equal to 1, the ratio would be divided by 2 to get TextCordX and TextCordY would stay as 1. The inverse was done for less than 1, where TextCordY was ratio doubled and TextCordX was 1. However, in visual logic the ratio number that was calculated would not go through to the multiply and divide blocks and was getting stuck. Feels like I am just on the edge of figuring this out...

I have never done it but that sounds like the right idea.  Out of interest I just did the first bit for you to see if it works as you would hope. 

so the next stage would be to scale these accordingly. 

I have to finish working on something so I need to get back to that so perhaps you can take it from here.

Otherwise I'll come back a bit later. 

What would the scripting look like using the GetDimensions method? I would assume once you pull in the values, you would assign those to a text object to be able to make adjustments in visual logic with texture coordinates.

The hard bit is reading the original sizes of the image so you can do the calculation I think.

Have you ever found a solution to do this with the material face of a slab? I would assume it would require scripting...

Are you connecting it to the correct point of the multi / divide blocks?

That code worked to pull the width and height values of the material. I then used those 2 numbers to calculate the aspect ratio and attempted to use visual logic to create a greater than/equal or less than 1 statement. Where if the aspect ratio was greater than or equal to 1, the ratio would be divided by 2 to get TextCordX and TextCordY would stay as 1. The inverse was done for less than 1, where TextCordY was ratio doubled and TextCordX was 1. However, in visual logic the ratio number that was calculated would not go through to the multiply and divide blocks and was getting stuck. Feels like I am just on the edge of figuring this out...

I have never done it but that sounds like the right idea.  Out of interest I just did the first bit for you to see if it works as you would hope. 

so the next stage would be to scale these accordingly. 

I have to finish working on something so I need to get back to that so perhaps you can take it from here.

Otherwise I'll come back a bit later. 

What would the scripting look like using the GetDimensions method? I would assume once you pull in the values, you would assign those to a text object to be able to make adjustments in visual logic with texture coordinates.

The hard bit is reading the original sizes of the image so you can do the calculation I think.

Have you ever found a solution to do this with the material face of a slab? I would assume it would require scripting...

Those text blocks are showing as blank.

Are you connecting it to the correct point of the multi / divide blocks?

That code worked to pull the width and height values of the material. I then used those 2 numbers to calculate the aspect ratio and attempted to use visual logic to create a greater than/equal or less than 1 statement. Where if the aspect ratio was greater than or equal to 1, the ratio would be divided by 2 to get TextCordX and TextCordY would stay as 1. The inverse was done for less than 1, where TextCordY was ratio doubled and TextCordX was 1. However, in visual logic the ratio number that was calculated would not go through to the multiply and divide blocks and was getting stuck. Feels like I am just on the edge of figuring this out...

I have never done it but that sounds like the right idea.  Out of interest I just did the first bit for you to see if it works as you would hope. 

so the next stage would be to scale these accordingly. 

I have to finish working on something so I need to get back to that so perhaps you can take it from here.

Otherwise I'll come back a bit later. 

What would the scripting look like using the GetDimensions method? I would assume once you pull in the values, you would assign those to a text object to be able to make adjustments in visual logic with texture coordinates.

The hard bit is reading the original sizes of the image so you can do the calculation I think.

Have you ever found a solution to do this with the material face of a slab? I would assume it would require scripting...

Are you connecting it to the correct point of the multi / divide blocks?

That code worked to pull the width and height values of the material. I then used those 2 numbers to calculate the aspect ratio and attempted to use visual logic to create a greater than/equal or less than 1 statement. Where if the aspect ratio was greater than or equal to 1, the ratio would be divided by 2 to get TextCordX and TextCordY would stay as 1. The inverse was done for less than 1, where TextCordY was ratio doubled and TextCordX was 1. However, in visual logic the ratio number that was calculated would not go through to the multiply and divide blocks and was getting stuck. Feels like I am just on the edge of figuring this out...

I have never done it but that sounds like the right idea.  Out of interest I just did the first bit for you to see if it works as you would hope. 

so the next stage would be to scale these accordingly. 

I have to finish working on something so I need to get back to that so perhaps you can take it from here.

Otherwise I'll come back a bit later. 

What would the scripting look like using the GetDimensions method? I would assume once you pull in the values, you would assign those to a text object to be able to make adjustments in visual logic with texture coordinates.

The hard bit is reading the original sizes of the image so you can do the calculation I think.

Have you ever found a solution to do this with the material face of a slab? I would assume it would require scripting...