Why is the geometry showing in my render?
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I have it up off a surface a bit so it shouldn't being touching any other material and it's grouped. It was drawn with follow me using a profile and a 90 segment circle as the path. I'm not sure what you mean by the rectangles corresponding with the render???
Thanks,
Jeff -
I do see the rectangles but only when I triple click to select. So is there another way to draw this that you don't have that outcome? I apologize if I'm not quite getting your explanation but I do really appreciate the help. Thanks very much.
Jeff -
Try exploding model, then applying material to surfaces, then regroup.
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looks like it was push/pulled with ctrl, i can see interior faces!
PS, you can upload models here just like images so people don't have to play the guessing game.
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Well, guess I was wrong, my rectangles rendered OK.
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Thanks for everyones input. Pete is the winner on this one. I exploded and re-colored, then re-grouped. Just rendering now. What a huge difference!!! I'll post as soon as it's done cooking.
Cheers,
Jeff
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@solo said:
Try exploding model, then applying material to surfaces, then regroup.
out of curiosity would it work to just open the group; select all; texture; close, or do you have to explode it?
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I'm not sure Rocky but that is pretty much the same thing isn't it? Editing group is what you are talking about I assume?
Jeff -
Do you know how you got the original effect? I like it.
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I believe it happened by grouping the object, then painting it, then rendering. It's only noticed when rendered when done in that order, which is wrong....as far as rendering goes.
Jeff -
What a difference....thanks for the tips and suggestions guys.
Cheers,
Jeff
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It's a vray issue. You only need to explode the model, then regroup.
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Have to admit that the 'ribbed' look of the original has a nice quality to it. Could be a useful technique for something else.
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Yes....it is kinda neat looking. Maybe I'll try to do it on purpose but with better lighting....
Jeff
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