Baked Lightmap, disable shading in Verge3D

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2020-08-27 at 11:29 am #32050

trojanonator
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Hi, I have a simple kitchen with baked lighting in 3ds max viewport with disabled shading. When I export it to Verge3D it’s shaded, when I use self-illumination it’s better but still looks way different than max viewport. Is it possible to disable shading in Verge3D?
You can see videos of this here – https://www.dropbox.com/sh/smi0uxolfw46ccg/AACH0ITkpumWSu0fbEkClplsa?dl=0

2020-08-27 at 11:42 am #32052

Yuri Kovelenov
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Hi,

Nice looking scene! You can completely remove shading by deleting all lights, and setting the Environment shading to pure black.

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2020-09-07 at 2:34 pm #32545

zeitgeist
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Hey,

I also need some help with shading.
I try to get a neutral white lighting for my scene, because everything is baked already and ran into the same issue.

If I delete all the lights and set the Environment to black, shouldn´t the scene be completely black?

For easier explanation I´ve used the “simple-configurator” demo.
I delete the lights and set Environment to black.
This is the result:
Where does the light come from and why does the left side of the drawer turn dark?

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2020-09-08 at 7:09 am #32567

Yuri Kovelenov
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Hi,

this is a normal behavior since if you delete all lights, a default one is added automatically to the scene. To remove all lighting, you might use completely black Environment texture, or alternatively set the intensity of the light sources to zero.

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