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    • leedeeteeL Offline
      leedeetee
      last edited by

      Can anyone shed any light (maybe literally!) on why my asphalt material at the top of my the model is half grey?

      I have exhausted my trouble fixing knowledge - playing with shadows setting - deleting the face and re-drawing - using a new material but nothing is working!

      Can you help? Ta!


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      • TIGT Offline
        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        View in Monochrome to see if a face is reversed.
        View in a side Elevation to see if it is flat compared to the adjacent one.
        Select the problem face and right-click context-menu 'Select > with same material' - do the other expectedfaces high-light ? If not there is a different material and you need to eye-drop one and use it on the other - perhaps it's the roof material instead of the road's ? ...
        Otherwise you need to publish the offending file... 😞

        TIG

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        • EscapeArtistE Offline
          EscapeArtist
          last edited by

          What Tig said, and also try "View > View Hidden Geometry" and see if there is an edge there that is preventing the texture from being applied correctly. I have also found that sometimes there are 2 coexistent faces that prevent you from texturing it properly - and there's no Z-fighting to tell you they are there. Try viewing hidden geometry, deleting everything you can, and re-making the road.

          Also, I'm curious about shadows. Make sure that your model is above the origin on the blue axis, if that part of the road is below the origin, there may be some of the opaque shadows that SU generates causing this.

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          • TIGT Offline
            TIG Moderator
            last edited by

            Or make sure that the shadow settings are to NOT cast shadows on the ground plane... πŸ’­

            TIG

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            • leedeeteeL Offline
              leedeetee
              last edited by

              Many thanks for the thorough answers guys, I will be sure to try them out. πŸ˜„

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              • GaieusG Offline
                Gaieus
                last edited by

                @tig said:

                Or make sure that the shadow settings are to NOT cast shadows on the ground plane... πŸ’­

                That would be my guess, too, if that part is below the ground level. Hard to tell in top view. πŸ˜’

                Gai...

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