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Hrvoje-
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‎08-30-2018 02:13 PM
‎08-30-2018 02:13 PM

Partial shadow?!

This body has an partial shadow?! I am trying to find the reson for that.

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Hrvoje 🙂
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TrippyLighting
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‎08-30-2018 05:56 PM
‎08-30-2018 05:56 PM

I would too, but without a model ....


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MichaelT_123
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‎08-30-2018 11:57 PM
‎08-30-2018 11:57 PM

Try invert normal of surfaces ...

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Marco.Takx
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‎08-31-2018 12:19 AM
‎08-31-2018 12:19 AM

Hi @Hrvoje-,

 

You can use the Reverse Normal command on the Patch Ribbon -> Modify.

This command flips the front/back of a surface.

2018-08-31_09-17-40.jpg

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Hrvoje-
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‎08-31-2018 01:11 AM
‎08-31-2018 01:11 AM

Thank you, Marco! How simple... My ignorance is limitless!

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Hrvoje 🙂
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melvinbrian3d
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‎08-31-2018 05:47 AM
‎08-31-2018 05:47 AM

@Marco.Takx wrote:

Hi @Hrvoje-,

 

You can use the Reverse Normal command on the Patch Ribbon -> Modify.

This command flips the front/back of a surface.

2018-08-31_09-17-40.jpg

If my post answers your question Please use  Mark Solutions!.Accept as Solution & Give Kudos!Kudos This helps everyone find answers more quickly!

good tip!


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