A problem using a bitmap as a plan

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October 26th, 2009, 01:55 PM

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A problem using a bitmap as a plan

Hi folk,
Im fairly new at this and Im having a problem using a bitmap as a plan for my model. Ive scanned an image (at 300dpi) of a plan of a building. When looking at the image after scanning, it looks ok. However when I create a plane and use the image as a bitmap material it is of a very low quality and unusable. If I preview it in the materials library it is ok. What is going wrong and how can I correct it? (BTW Im using a demo copy of 3d Max 2010).
Id add an image but not sure how to do that on here.

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