Make sure that when you export the scene you check the box where it says: Export photomatched. Then it should work. However, if you have a landscape scene with smooth suraces that are photomatched, then these surfaces will be sharp, since kerkythea exports each triangle from a photomatch as a different object, in this case.

@eduardonl said: Yes, you can close this one. Thanks. Turned out to be a video card driver issue... I think. I installed ASUS drivers for my ATI card instead of using shitty ATI Cataclyst drivers. Problem solved Great to see you found a fix Ward, now can you please explain to an old man who is definitely not computer savy what is involved in installing a new driver as I have exactly the same problem as you had. I had no problem with SU textures but whenever I tried to use a .jpeg as a texture I got the same message in KT, it was very frustrating and I've been scratching my head for months about what the hell I was doing wrong. Until now I have seen nothing that explained it. Thank you for providing a bit of light on the subject. Now if you could just take me by the hand and lead me through the 'fix it process' I'll be a very happy chappy. Cheers from the deep south where summer is just around the corner.

I have received the tutorial from Redot. Thanks everyone.

Dear Igm, Thanks for the detailed reply. I checked my CAD package and it doesn't have an .stl import option anyway, so my question has turned out to be somewhat academic. Kind regards, Bob

KT on Mac's no problem at all. Pinoy

ditto, I think it is about time i put my hands in my pockets.....

Thanks guys. I'm using the 1.0.9 version. Thought it was a problem with my settings... Roll on version 12

ok, thainx

Hi Fletch, I made this mov file with the cubicpanoout > GoCubic workflow and it was fairly easy to do but its a straight SU output. cubicpanoout can however create the scenes as mirjman suggests above and you can later render them in Kerky (I think using the spherical camera as I was told by Frederik) and stitch them together with GoCubic. AFAIK this is how Martin made this panorama as well.

I finally found the reason. It is a shadow problem. Even if you have the shadows off that strange plane appears unless you disable each face from casting and even receiving them ¡¡ ..well..it would be fixed, I hope. Edit: It does not work the same all the time though

You can try this. Not too complicated, but I managed to get the below pictures out of it with Indigo.[image: NNwV_cuisine_text3_800.jpg] [image: ocVy_cuisine_text4_1024.jpg]

Was that Excel sheet towards the end? Pretty cool tool.

All, On Exploring Vue Infinite myself, I was sold with just over 30 hrs on the PLE....now licensed. I am also importing directly from SU (save a step?) and have had a few components twist off axis...no a real biggie. (Daniel) I have not found the file to increase in poly count, perhaps an update fixed this? Ok, I of course have a question for those down the path ahead of me: Is it possible to have a smooth switching between animated cameras? (gradual transition/pan to next target) Best, Charlie

large video export would be cool, for those more cinematic occasions. Something like 1024x768.

That worked, cheers kwist. and i didnt think to check the spam folder

Thanks Gaieus merci jean lemire !!

Brad I use TurboCad with SU for condoc creation. Flatten the model and export as 3d dwg. (2d export does not work the same) Dimensions and leaders export as Tcad default and I just select and change formating to suit.[Edit/Select by/Entity type] Text comes in as Tcad "Multi-text" and is format/content editable too. Not parametric but a pretty good work-around for 2d and the price is right too. Good idea to make both a 2d and 3d version of the model concerned. Both dimensions and text actually come across substantially OK so do check it out. dtr

I thought there were enough users here to tell me what I needed. I did look at Podium forum. But as you know, most forms require registering; user name, password and all. But man, I got gazillion user name and password all over the place. Its getting tough to keep track! Any way I will try there.

@unknownuser said: The funny thing is to see Excel build such complex and astonishing structures!

Perhaps thesewill be of interest to you then?