Unwrap sphere in 3ds max Easily

[@AnimeRick86]

I don't know why, I'm following everything you're doing but I'm still getting the wrong results.

[@vakuArt]

same for me

[@AnimeRick86]

@@vakuArt Good to know I'm not going crazy than lol

[@ElnagarCG]

@Tessio I made a vertex break and then unwraping but it didn't work, but when I deleted it as Karim , it worked and gave me a correct result

[@ElnagarCG]

I did that and it gave me a good result Thank you Karim

[@DATECStudio]

For stretched world map yes, for standard rectangular unstretched map is wrong

[@gergolaky3624]

but you cant apply a non distorted worldmap onto a sphere, thats mathematicly impossible

[@sahilwilliam9553]

hey Karim can you help with the unfold button....mine kinda makes the uv too large in size...is there any solution for it...

[@tongtran007]

Well done! 👏🏽 🎉

[@damiangrobler9135]

Great help, thanks!

[@vakuArt]

Why do you replace the top and bottom of the sphere first? What purpose does that action have?

[@patrickabroad]

When you make a sphere, there is only one vertice on the top and bottom. That means all the vertical line actually share the same vert on the top and bottom so If you unwrap straight away, you'll see an ugly unwrap on the top and bottom because Max doesn't really know which direction to make a seem. You'll note that when he replaces the top and bottom, he never welds the vertices together, so if you were to zoom in REALLY close there is actually a tiny hole on the top and bottom. This help the Unwrap UVW work cleanly because it can just make the seem along one of the vertical line, which doesn't share any vertices with the other vertical lines. Hope that makes sense.

[@KeariGaming]

@@patrickabroad yeah does make sense.

[@ThinhNguyen-st7iu]

Thank you so much,.

[@Rammahkhalid]

شكرا يا كريم

[@NotCoolHandleSystem]

Ty for video

[@gergolaky3624]

I mean, there is some stretching