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When I render in Viz Render, I am unable to have 3D extruded objects that were created in ADT4 stay uniform in color. This is especially noticeable at the joint between 3D extrusions (like at the gable end of a roof, or piecing together a stone sill in 4' increments). In ADT4 I have assigned these extruded objects with the same layer, and have assigned one material to all objects on this layer, but I get multiple colors of the same material when rendered in Viz Render.
When
I render in Viz Render, I am unable to have 3D extruded objects that were
created in ADT4 stay uniform in color. This is especially noticeable at the
joint between 3D extrusions (like at the gable end of a roof, or piecing
together a stone sill in 4' increments). In ADT4 I have assigned these
extruded objects with the same layer, and have assigned one material to all
objects on this layer, but I get multiple colors of the same material when
rendered in Viz Render.
I assign materials by layer in Viz Render. I had previously assigned them in ADT4, and used that renderer, but have recently purchased RPC content trees, cars, etc, since I was unhappy with what was offered in ADT4. The trees in ADT4 leave a ghost image as well. I'll give a shot at posting the rendered file as you had requrested. Thank you.
See attached drawing. I'm particularly trying to get the blue accent band above the entry to be consistent in color. That layer was assigned with the same material, but it is not the same when rendered.
Could it be something to do with your radiosity solution? What happens if
you render without radiosity at all? Just a thought - it might be an
"artifact".
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Matt Dillon
Enceptia, Inc.
http://www.enceptia.com
"dnichols" wrote in message
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> See attached drawing. I'm particularly trying to get the blue accent band
above the entry to be consistent in color. That layer was assigned with the
same material, but it is not the same when rendered.
What are your radiosity settings? In general, I enable global meshing, turn
on "Use direct illumination" and "Regather direct illumination" on for final
renderings - that usually takes care of any artifacts like those.
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Matt Dillon
Enceptia, Inc.
http://www.enceptia.com
"dnichols" wrote in message
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> Yes, it did render OK without radiosity. Any suggestions?
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