Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
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# 16 31-10-2003 , 04:01 PM
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i have 3 objects that i increased tesselation....
1st object has ( U division 6 and V division 6 Highest quality)
2nd object has ( U division 1.5 and V division 1.5 Medium quality)
3rd object has ( U division 6 and V division 6 Highest quality)
Primary Tesselation UV Per Span # of Isoparms = 3 for all 3 objects

I had to increase these to make it smooth...or there is a better way to make it smooth w/o increasing tesselation?

# 17 31-10-2003 , 05:04 PM
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By "shadows" on i mean are you're lights casting shadows?
-Have you checked the render log?
-Have you tried Render -> Render Diagnostics...?
-Have you tried File -> Optimize Scene Size?
-In the docs there are many tips and tricks to increase render speed. You should go through them as well...


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# 18 31-10-2003 , 06:40 PM
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Woo..i should try and do that KB... which of those above can give you an estimate time of how long it renders before i actually render? thanks..

# 19 31-10-2003 , 08:24 PM
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which of those above can give you an estimate time of how long it renders before i actually render? thanks..

I believe none...


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