When I import a some OBJs the triangle's normals look 'rough.' I have enabled smooth but no affect.
I'm sure this topic has been discussed before so any redirections will be helpfull.
I have attached an example screen.
Seb
Strange triangulation problem
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SebastianJW
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Looks like you have normals that are facing the wrong direction. Make sure that they are all pointing outward.
(HW) Intel i7 2600k, 16GB DDR3, MSI 560GTX ti (2GB) x 3
(SW) Octane (1.50) Blender (2.70) (exporter 2.02)
(OS) Windows 7(64)
(SW) Octane (1.50) Blender (2.70) (exporter 2.02)
(OS) Windows 7(64)
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SebastianJW
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And the correct answer goes to......... Zay!
The render when model is scaled down by 90%.
Cheers!
The render when model is scaled down by 90%.
Cheers!
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SebastianJW
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It's a low poly version - if I divide it it'll look neater.
I didn't intend to be rude, infact my only initial thoughts were that it was a normal problem aswell but if I unified, flipped, or made any changes to normals the results were the same.
When I imported the model into my 3d app it was massive (10x standard grid size) thus the problem.
I didn't intend to be rude, infact my only initial thoughts were that it was a normal problem aswell but if I unified, flipped, or made any changes to normals the results were the same.
When I imported the model into my 3d app it was massive (10x standard grid size) thus the problem.
WIN XP, 3.40 GHz, 2GB & GTX 460 2GB
Try playing with the ray epsilon, to avoid shadow artifacts at the terminators.SebastianJW wrote:It's a low poly version - if I divide it it'll look neater.
I didn't intend to be rude, infact my only initial thoughts were that it was a normal problem aswell but if I unified, flipped, or made any changes to normals the results were the same.
When I imported the model into my 3d app it was massive (10x standard grid size) thus the problem.
Cheers,
Marcus
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