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waydorr 10-11-2006, 11:10 AM please somebody help me i'm getting some funny artifacts in my render on an image mapped on a vraymtl is there a different way to map images on a vraymtl?
pls i need help
http://server2.uploadit.org/files/waydorr-art.JPG
on the circled area is where is meant to be a mapped image, but which appears that way on rendering, givin gthat type of funny artifact on the image.
the lighting setup is just one target direct with a normal vray setting with vray enviroment setting
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Okie-Ozolinsh
10-11-2006, 02:39 PM
would be much easier to help if you could show a picture... it's hard to see where the problem lies...
waydorr
10-12-2006, 01:52 AM
please somebody help me i'm getting some funny artifacts in my render on an image mapped on a vraymtl is there a different way to map images on a vraymtl?
pls i need help
http://server2.uploadit.org/files/waydorr-art.JPG
on the circled area is where is meant to be a mapped image, but which appears that way on rendering, givin gthat type of funny artifact on the image.
the lighting setup is just one target direct with a normal vray setting with vray enviroment setting
MikeBracken
10-12-2006, 04:51 AM
My first thought is co-planer faces.
waydorr
10-12-2006, 07:02 PM
well just as you mentiond it 'coplaner faces' if i understand well i guess it means single plane faces just like using a plane for the board right? well i'll try that but will soon get back on what ever i get, cos i got no much time to submit to client
thanx
MikeBracken
10-23-2006, 06:07 AM
Actually, coplaner faces are 2 faces existing in the exact same space. Imagine creating a
plane in max. then clone that plane, but do not move it. What you have now is 2 planes
sharing the exact same space. This is a big no-no in Vray. I get a lot of models made in
Autocad. I usually have to clean up a handfull of these coplaner faces.
Regards,
Mike
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