Post a small example of your material or environment map image below (100 x 100 pixel image) and provide a link to the uploaded file

> **Important:** //Please give your uploaded file a unique name, if you upload a file with a with the same name as an existing file, it overwrites without asking.  So if you name your file map.zip, it's likely to either get overwritten or overwrite someone else's file...//

===== To create an e-map for Rhino:=====

Choose the image for your e-map and load it into an image editor like Photoshop.  Crop it square. In PS there is a distortion filter called "spherize", other programs will have something similar.  Spherize the image (in PS at 100%).  Optionally, use the ellipse selection tool with Shift and select corner to corner to create a circle corresponding with the sphere; invert the selection and delete the corners outside the sphere image. Use Save for Web and save the image at 256 x 256 pixels, in PNG or JPG format.  Place it in your e-map folder (your path may be different):

C:\Program Files\[[rhino:rhinoceros|RhinoCeros]] 4.0(or 3.0 or 4.0 beta)\English\Environment Maps

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{{:legacy:en:EmapList.jpg}}
http://en.wiki.mcneel.com/content/upload/files/Emaps.zip

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Studio (Mirrored ball format)

[[{{:legacy:en:studio.png}}|{{:legacy:en:studio_th.jpg}}]]

[[{{:legacy:en:studio.png}}|Download map (1024x1024, PNG)]]

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Here are a few I use:

[[http://wiki.mcneel.com/_media/legacy/en/maps_mg.zip|{{:legacy:en:sample.jpg}}]]

http://en.wiki.mcneel.com/content/upload/files/maps_mg.zip


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