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    • B Offline
      barthez
      last edited by

      I am trying to use maxwell to render my sketchup model. I have applied .mxm materials to my surfaces but when i go to render the materials are showing how i want them to. One example is timber strip flooring. I get the colour of the material but thats it..There is no definition....It just looks like one large piece of wood, not strips.....

      Any ideas?

      Thanks

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      • massimoM Offline
        massimo Moderator
        last edited by

        I don't know Maxwell at all, but that could be a scale issue. Check how big is your model in connection with your texture size.

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        • brodieB Offline
          brodie
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          I use Maxwell. The basic process is to apply the texture from your flooring material onto your floor (so if your .mxm uses a jpg image you'll use that same jpg image in your sketchup model). Get the scale correct in your sketchup model. Use the Maxwell plugin to link that flooring texture to your .mxm file. Export model and you should be good to go.

          If I were to guess I'd bet you're applying a color (brown) to your flooring, linking that to your mxm and then exporting. Unfortunately if your SU material doesn't have an image telling it what scale to export out as it won't export any UV information at all.

          -Brodie

          steelblue http://www.steelbluellc.com

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