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I have an assembly of a flat landscape with various buildings on it.
I have inserted historical maps from various years. These maps are made from a flat panel where I have added the image of the map onto a flat surface by adding the image as a texture. The size of the flat panel is scaled to fit the map image. Now to my problem - I want to cut out the more interesting parts of the map but when I do this, the texture-image distorts to fit the remaining cut-out.
Is there a way to firmly "glue" the texture to the surface so that it does not distort when I make a cut-out?
The sample file included is from a local village map from 1701.
My present work-around is to leave a small part at the bottom left corner and at the top right corner.
Leaving these corners makes the texture remain unchanged but I think this solution is a bit primitive.
If you take the attached file and resume the suppressed feature you can see what happens.
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Just for clarification, what software and build code are you using?
Wildfire 3.0
Date Code M140
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For some silly reason, you have to zip the file before attaching.