Loading a picture on a plane?

[cookepuss]

Create a new material.
In the color channel, load a texture.
Assign (drag) the new material to the plane.
Done.

Read the manual.

(An alternate method might've involved setting the picture to the background of your viewport.)

[Mono Jojoy]

sure we can help you to fugure this out.

Its a shotgun, am I right?
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now you know it.

Dont the people have anything else in mind but violence?

[Byla]

Its an AK 47, automatic rifle. Not a shotgun :)

[tonyg3d]

Unless he's asking how to get a gun on a plane.

Which in this day and age is impossible.

[JamesMK]

Dont the people have anything else in mind but violence?
Gee, I don't know, but maybe this tendency gets stronger every time they see you post something insulting.

[pwallin]

Its an AK 47, automatic rifle. Not a shotgun :)

Yeah, but if you do not have a manual for AK 47...you could SWEAR it is a shotgun and asking help from here. :)))

Pasi

[illmatic]

Create a new material.
In the color channel, load a texture.
Assign (drag) the new material to the plane.
Done.

Read the manual.

(An alternate method might've involved setting the picture to the background of your viewport.)
Yea my bad, i ment how do i draw it into the back of the view port? My computer isnt all that great so it'd be best if i can deal with faster performance

Nvm i figured it out thanks

[cookepuss]

Setting the picture to the viewport is easy. Go to the viewport menu. EDIT>CONFIGURE (or SHIFT-V). The viewport menu should open to the right. Go to the BACK tab and enter in your image location into the appropriate field.

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