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  • D Offline
    django66
    last edited by 16 Jan 2012, 20:12

    Hello.
    I´ve got a little issue it would be fabulous if you guys could help me.
    I´ve designed a facade with several rectangles. Please see the attached file.
    Visible rectangles in Sketchup
    Now when it comes to rendering, all the outlines of the rectangles are invisible.
    After rendering, all outlines are invisible
    Is there any way to make them visible? Or how can a change the thickness of the outlines of the rectangles?

    Thanks for your help.
    Best.

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      TIG Moderator
      last edited by 16 Jan 2012, 20:14

      Look at your Style's settings.

      TIG

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        django66
        last edited by 16 Jan 2012, 21:01

        Hi Thanks TIG.
        Could you be a little more specific please?
        When I play around with the settings in the Style´s menu, I see the lines are thicker in Sketchup.
        But the settings doesn´t affect to the rendering. Btw. I do the rendering in Vray.
        Thanks.

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          TIG Moderator
          last edited by 16 Jan 2012, 21:21

          NOW you mention that it's a v-ray render question ! Doh! 😕
          You don't get 'edges' in renders - they almost all render just the 'faces'.
          So to see 'edges' as distinct lines you'll need to add 'chamfers' or 'profiled edges' etc to your the panels to get them to cast a shadow and appear as panels when rendered. At the moment they are completely 'flush', so there are no 'gaps' to be rendered where they meet........
          😒

          TIG

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            django66
            last edited by 16 Jan 2012, 21:51

            Yeah sorry I could have said it earlier...
            But thank you anyway. That sounds plausible to me.
            I´ll try to add profiled edges to my panels.
            Thank you so much for your fast reply.
            👍

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              massimo Moderator
              last edited by 16 Jan 2012, 22:12

              Maybe this thread could help you further?

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                Dave R
                last edited by 16 Jan 2012, 22:40

                Massimo's link points to something I prefer to do as well. Make an overlay with Hidden Line face style and put it over the render. Dead simple and fast.


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                  django66
                  last edited by 17 Jan 2012, 22:19

                  Great advice with the hidden line.
                  Thanks.

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