In the window you can see the numerical values 'X count' and 'Y count'. MaxonCINEMA 4D calculates this from the current size of the texture. For example, if you scaled the texture to have a size of 25% in the X direction and 50% in the Y direction, MaxonCINEMA 4D calculates that the texture is 4 times (1.0/0.25) in the X direction and 2 times (1.0/0.5) fits the surface in the Y direction.
If you now change the 'X Count' or 'Y Count', the size of the texture changes automatically. For example, if you increase the "Y Count" to 3, the texture shrinks from 50% to 33.33%. You can see this immediately when you exit the window with "OK".
## 5. Accept object axes
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This function rotates the texture axes so that they are parallel to the object axes.
## 6. Adopt World Axes
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This function rotates the texture axes so that they are parallel to the axes of the global world coordinate system.
## 7. Match texture to object
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A click on this icon changes the position of the texture axes and the texture so that the texture completely covers the active object (before: Figure 105 and after: 106). After calling this function, the texture has the size 100% in the X and Y direction.
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*Figure 105 - 106*
## 8. Texture orthogonal
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This function shifts the texture so that it is orthogonal (perpendicular) to the viewing direction. In the "Perspective" and "3D" views this is the camera plane, in the other views it is the work surface.
## 9. Flip horizontally
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With this function you can mirror the texture so that it is projected backwards.
## 10. Flip Vertical
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With this function you can mirror the texture so that it is upside down.