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edited Dec 31, 2016 at 8:30

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See if you can fix this by flipping V coordinate of the UV map:

 V = 1 - V

It is very common that UV gets vertically flipped in different programs/engines. Also note that different image formats (and loaders) could also flipstore/flip images vertically.

See if you can fix this by flipping V coordinate of the UV map:

 V = 1 - V

It is very common that UV gets vertically flipped in different programs/engines. Also note that different image loaders also flip images vertically.

See if you can fix this by flipping V coordinate of the UV map:

 V = 1 - V

It is very common that UV gets vertically flipped in different programs/engines. Also note that different image formats (and loaders) could also store/flip images vertically.

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created Dec 30, 2016 at 10:50

Kromster

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See if you can fix this by flipping V coordinate of the UV map:

 V = 1 - V

It is very common that UV gets vertically flipped in different programs/engines. Also note that different image loaders also flip images vertically.