Mirror texture is rendered with distortions.

[Andrey01]

I am trying to render a round-shaped mirror with using a mesh made in Blender as a geometry. However, the mirror render its image askew. I created two materials in Blender, the first is assigned to the mirror frame, the second is directly to the mirror glass surface and set two textures for each of those materials. That's how it looks like in the program:



But if I create the irrlicht cube scene node, it renders its mirror image fine without those visual distortions:



It uses the only material with the only texture - render target.

Does anybody have ideas why in the first case does the mirror image render itself so skew, but in the second one does it render fine?

[CuteAlien]

What do the uv's of the mirror look like in Blender? Did you try putting a texture on it inside Blender?

[Andrey01]

I tried now and the texture of wood that I laid on the mirror frame, in Blender looks like also skew:


How the texture looks like actually:

[CuteAlien]

So needs other uv mapping. In Blender go to UV Editing - then do UV - unwrap. Try the options there which works best

[Andrey01]

Thanks! I noticed the UV of the mirror surface was squashed into a line and I fixed that by just adding seams in necessary places and re-unwrapping it.