Seams between polygons (like double edges, but there aren't)
Jan 9, 2017 21:41:59 GMT -5
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Post by edd on Jan 9, 2017 21:41:59 GMT -5
Hi, I've searched through the forums, read the FAQs and couldn't find about this particular problem when everything said on those posts was already checked. I'm creating some modular sofa sections, based on an EA living chair. Everything seems fine on Blender (2.70) and on S4S (3.0.0.5), but ingame those seams become visible:
(sorry about the size of the images, had to be png so it wouldn't lose the fine detail of the issue - please open the image in a new tab if it gets resized)
I've checked everything I've read regarding double vertices/edges - the models certainly don't have them. Can someone try the object ingame to see if they also show for you? I know it's *VERY* unprobable but I'm even considering my particular video driver doing that (had some rare games where this rarely happened - but were other drivers, other times). To check for those seams it's preferable to have some direct illumination (like spots, to produce shadows) near the object, and then slowly pan/rotate the camera - the seams should appear like aliasing lines - very briefly.
In case anyone are feeling even more generous - err - maybe a look at my blender file to check if there's anything I'm not seeing there? I'd be much appreciated.
Thanks for any suggestions/ideas.
FILES:
.package file
.blend file
(sorry about the size of the images, had to be png so it wouldn't lose the fine detail of the issue - please open the image in a new tab if it gets resized)
I've checked everything I've read regarding double vertices/edges - the models certainly don't have them. Can someone try the object ingame to see if they also show for you? I know it's *VERY* unprobable but I'm even considering my particular video driver doing that (had some rare games where this rarely happened - but were other drivers, other times). To check for those seams it's preferable to have some direct illumination (like spots, to produce shadows) near the object, and then slowly pan/rotate the camera - the seams should appear like aliasing lines - very briefly.
In case anyone are feeling even more generous - err - maybe a look at my blender file to check if there's anything I'm not seeing there? I'd be much appreciated.
Thanks for any suggestions/ideas.
FILES:
.package file
.blend file