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I feel like I am simply not looking in the right place ... but where is the checker patter icon / function? I mean, sure I could add a checker material myself, but 2015 introduced the nice checker patter for the UV editor that didn't require messing with materials.
Down at visibility bar, first click "Toggle texture display" and then click the "Toggle checkered tiles".
However, this is not the same as applying a new material to a mesh with a checker texture. Checker tiles is the new display mode added in Maya 2015.
Yup, that is exactly what I was looking for!
As an aside ... I had NO CLUE that bar was there ... I had to open Maya to believe it was there. I read your post and started thinking "but ... there's no bar at the bottom ... "
lol
Is it possible to sit that bar at the top (just below the other one?)
Either way, thanks man! :D
Hello
It's the seventh icon on the left, on the Visibility/Display bar. Also located on this bar is the "Default UV Editor" button. Don't forget to also make sure that the first icon there - "Toggle Texture Display" - is also active.
Geta-Ve
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