Odd Material Behavior

Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping

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# 1 16-05-2008 , 08:26 PM

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A picture's worth a thousand words...

It doesn't happen on 5 (smooth shade all without textures)
and it render's fine:

Somebody knows what it is about?

And I have a question about normal maps - how do the colors show the bumps? In other words, what do I need to do to a texture to turn it into a normal map?

Thanks in advance,
Benny

When in doubt, delete history and freeze transformations.

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# 2 16-05-2008 , 09:09 PM

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Whats, hwat with the image, whats it doing thats odd?? You might have poseted a picture but a little explanation will help out imensley

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# 3 16-05-2008 , 09:26 PM

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Something about objects going over each other without ant connection to their x,y,z coordinates...
the second picture shows it the way it's supposed to be. The first, shows it ... well, weird.

When in doubt, delete history and freeze transformations.

My latest snake game
(Requires DirectX9 SDK and Framework)

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