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Render bug in windows
Emmanuel:
I found several bugs in the new v2.4. As I find out more about them, I shall try to document them.
This one concerns the standard 3D render. It show the window in front of the plant. It's a model that I made using an earlier version, and that didn't show this bug before.
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Re: Render bug in windows
(Update) The problem above is on my PC (Ubuntu 10.04, SH3D v2,4b2). When I open the same file on my laptop (Windows Vista, SH3D v2.4b2) I see exactly the same problem.
When I open the same file on my laptop (Windows Vista, SH3D v2.3) there is no problem and the 3D render is correct.
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Same problem here. I tried to build my own furniture, using the "box" object. Now, it appears somehow, that some parts of the some furniture i've built are sown in the foreground or seem to have some kind of transparency, where they shouldn't. I am using version 2.4 and Java version 1.6.0_20
Windows XP Home SP3 German DirectX 9.0c nVidia MPC73 Core2Duo E2220 at 2,4GHz 2GByte Sinlge-Channel DDR2 RAM nVidia GeForce 7100/nForce 630i on board Dual-monitor-system via VGA and DVI (main monitor on DVI, buit problem exists on both)
I installed SH3D version 2.5 now, but encountered same problem with it. It's strange, that if I export an image of my "destroyed" furniture, it's shown properly on the image, but not on the 3D preview within the program.
I also forgot to mention, that direction of textures is sometimes diagonal instead of left-to-right or top-to-bottom. See picture (showing a TV sideboard):
You can see, that more than one rendering problem exists: 1.) right-side element of the furniture is shown partially hidden behind the bottom element 2.) inner element is shown transparent 3.) left-side element is shown hidden behind the bottom element 4.) textures of side elements is wrong (texture lines should be straight front-to-back as shown on the other elements).
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Re: Render bug in windows
Zoli:
I'm glad to see that you don't have a problem. Being German, you're just a perfectionist. (Being Dutch, I feel free to say so.)
So, what to do? The diagonal striping on your objects is "normal". A box (Kiste) has 1 or 2 sides with diagonal stripes. Turn your model by 90 degrees and you won't see them.
As far as rendering is concerned: The "new" plug-ins do not depend on your video card to render your images. It's software-only, and that means that every computer should give the same result.
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Ok, but the model you see on the picture isn't simply a single box. It's built out of many boxes, one for the bottom, one for the top, two for the side elements, one for the middle element. If it was a single box, maybe I would agree with you, saying, that there is no problem, but beause the model is made out of many boxes, certain boxes should HIDE behind others correctly, according to real physics, and not being transparent. I didn't set them to be transparent at all. My boxes simply don't do what I want. Also, turning my model by 90 degrees had no effects on the striping. I can turn it any way I want, they are still diagonal.
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Re: Render bug in windows
Zoli:
If you take a simple box and give it a texture, three sides will have the correct texture. Two sides will be diagonally striped. That applies also to more complex models.
The fact that in some cases an object is shown in front of another object is a bug in the standard 3D rendering. If you use the advanced rendering plug-ins, the objects are correctly rendered.
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Hans
Thanks, but nothing changed by installimg this plugin. Looks like more self-made models are having rendering problems now. Mostly the ones with attached texture. Do I have to activate something to get rid of that problems in my preview?
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Re: Render bug in windows
Hi Zoli,
It's probably a long shot but have you tried updating to the latest graphics driver, to see if it helps fix the preview display problems? (It won't help with the texture mapping, because that is how Sweet Home is set up)
In connection with your texture mapping issues. If you want all surfaces to display a correct facing texture, the only way is, to use a dedicated 3D modeling application and apply the texture/s to the surfaces using UV mapping, then export the model as an .obj file with .mtl (material library and images) which you can then import into Sweet Home for scene construction.
If not already tried, I hope the driver idea helps fix the display glitches.
PS: Make sure you close all open applications, before updating graphics drivers.
