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2020-11-11 at 6:40 pm #35233vkleinCustomer
Hello,
I’m getting quite many flipped normals and wrong material assignments on my objects in Verge3D. Especially multi material ID seams wrongly exchanged and even complete wrong (arbitriary material from the scene) materials laid on objects. Very clean extruded geometry, no shady normals in the geometry in 3dsmax. Is there a global cause known causing this?
3dsmax 2012 with Verge 3.4.0.2020-11-12 at 6:15 am #35244Mikhail LuzyaninStaffCan you share the 3ds max files with the issues?
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2020-11-12 at 9:59 am #35265vkleinCustomerSure,
first a screenshot from Verge after Sneak peak in browser(Chrome):
https://download.mediaprojekt.eu/index.php/s/M24BTHfBgCY3JS2screenshot M=wrong (multi)material, N = flipped normals
here the 3dsmax 2021 scene with enough assets to see the problems:
https://download.mediaprojekt.eu/index.php/s/BeKBjPgXJ7nAGbRthe scene is not finally optimized, I’ve encountered the mentioned problems and halted work on this. On the upper profile I’ve collapsed the aluminium and plastic profile together from their extruded spline state, trying to solve the problems, the flipped normals and wrong (multi)materials occured on other places thereafter.
2020-11-12 at 12:40 pm #35282Mikhail LuzyaninStaffVery difficult to understand the problem in big project, can you isolate few object with the problems?
Co-founder and lead graphics specialist at Soft8Soft.
2020-11-12 at 1:55 pm #35287vkleinCustomerOk,
now only a few objects and a camerahttps://download.mediaprojekt.eu/index.php/s/EJH9T9EGoCCiM2B
First problem:
wrong (multi)material allocation on the outer shells (look at the red material in 3dsmax and where it lands in Verge)Second problem:
Look at the crisp reflection on the sides (wrong material landing on them), what the heck is the grey sphere in the reflections?I’ve fixed the normals problem, 3dsmax made some strange things with extrusions.
2020-11-13 at 6:29 am #35296Mikhail LuzyaninStaffSoryy, can’t find any red material on the scene at all. Can you name it?
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2020-11-13 at 1:42 pm #35315vkleinCustomerThe black one on the outer profile. Multimaterial Called “N_ALU”, 3rd submaterial “Aussen”.
Color it red or anything else.
->sneak peak
materials on the profiles are exchanged randomly2020-11-13 at 2:05 pm #35316Mikhail LuzyaninStaffI’v tested your model and seems like all materials placed fine, I’ve just removed metallic from the materials and you can see that them all placed right.
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2020-11-16 at 11:03 am #35358vkleinCustomerAnd I am getting this:
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2020-11-16 at 11:36 am #35360vkleinCustomerEven reducing the file down to only 2 objects and 2 materials with totally different materials than my metals exports a file with metals on. Thinking of some old cache error. Tried 3 browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Vivaldi), with scene never loaded before, same result.
Verge somehow caches materials from history on export?
Other scenes, mine and Verge demos export fine.2020-11-16 at 11:40 am #35362Mikhail LuzyaninStaffMay be you have simmilar name for objects/groups others?
Co-founder and lead graphics specialist at Soft8Soft.
2020-11-16 at 12:08 pm #35363vkleinCustomerRescaling scene to meters, resetting trsnsformations/scale, renaming aery object to unique names and attaching non working objects to working objects fixed the problems for now. This particular 3ds max scene was cursed, I don’t want to bother you anymore with this shit.
2020-11-16 at 3:54 pm #35379Mikhail LuzyaninStaffGlad it fixed, I think that thing may happen because of naming.
Co-founder and lead graphics specialist at Soft8Soft.
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