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    • B Offline
      bbwolf
      last edited by

      Good morning all over the world.

      I have a biiiiig tent made up from smaller tents. three components make the tent.
      I use it in two different models. I saved the style of one model and loaded it in the
      other. I should get the same look, right? But I don“t. Aaaand I don“t get it. (we need a 🤷 smylie )

      here“s what it should look like
      http://wolf-bodymagic.de/conceptart/Bild6.png

      and what it does
      http://wolf-bodymagic.de/conceptart/Bild7.png

      and the component

      Any ideas would be highly appreciated. I have none, left. Found nothing in the forum after half an hour search. Found lots of other cool things though. Alas nothing to help with my current problem and company time should not be wasted, aye? cough I know - itĀ“s research. šŸ¤“


      DeBoerDelta_inside.skp

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        peterbnilsson
        last edited by

        To me it doesn't look like a style problem, it looks like there is a plane covering all the openings like a big ceiling plane that isn't supposed to be there. Did you draw a big outline around the ceiling areas possibly creating a plane that you didn't mean to?

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          bbwolf
          last edited by

          Well, PeterB

          That was one of the first things I checked. Please believe me when I say there“s no plane
          there. It get“s lost in the cropped picture but in SU one can see the same form as in the first pic, but only very, VERY faint. I ended up copying the second model into the first, save it as a new one and delete the first so I ended up with the second model finally having the same look as the first one but..... how“s this possible???

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            Anssi
            last edited by

            This might be one of the "big model weirdness" symptoms. Is your model far (like miles or kilometers)from the SU origin point? Or does it have some stray parts that are far away. Typically it occurs when the model originates from a CAD drawing with some map info in it - it might be hundreds of kilometers from the origin, and it makes the OpenGL display system do weird things.

            Anssi

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              bbwolf
              last edited by

              Hello Anssi

              Thanks for your two sents. NEver heard of that problem. But it“s not that either. The model is entirelly created in SU and is pretty much build around the point of origin.

              Oh well. I got the pics in the end. Can it be that SU is still a pretty buggy app? šŸ˜’

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