Post by Chicklet45368 on Oct 30, 2017 22:16:04 GMT -5
Hi All!
I created a "fake" mid-century modern ceiling for a house I was building and I'm having trouble with the shading of it when I zoom in close.
It turns dark the closer I zoom into it and I'm not sure why. When I originally made the mesh I put the shader as counter so that it would not have that weird color variation like you normally have when you put several items together. I thought maybe that was why, so I went in and changed it back to phong like the item originally had. That did not fix the problem.
I also changed worlds, changed lots, rotated the lot, and changed the sun setting. Nothing helped.
Any idea why it's doing this?
Here's a preview of what it should look like.
Here's what it looks like if click one step closer
I created a "fake" mid-century modern ceiling for a house I was building and I'm having trouble with the shading of it when I zoom in close.
It turns dark the closer I zoom into it and I'm not sure why. When I originally made the mesh I put the shader as counter so that it would not have that weird color variation like you normally have when you put several items together. I thought maybe that was why, so I went in and changed it back to phong like the item originally had. That did not fix the problem.
I also changed worlds, changed lots, rotated the lot, and changed the sun setting. Nothing helped.
Any idea why it's doing this?
Here's a preview of what it should look like.
Here's what it looks like if click one step closer
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