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saranjivac

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  • 2021-02-15 at 2:58 pm in reply to: Verge3D 3.6 for Blender is out! #38539
    saranjivac
    Customer

    Hi, really love that sheen has hit the update list but I am having trouble getting it to work.

    Is it supposed to be 0-1 value only? 1 value is usually really low in blender and even tho the slider goes only to 1, you can manually type in higher values like 3 (works great usually) or 10 (exaggerated) for example.

    I have upgraded to 3.6.0 up from 3.4.0 and also updated app I am working on and seem to be getting no results whatsoever.

    Here are some screenshots.

    Edit: I have started a separate topic for this but can’t seem to find the option to delete this post.

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    2021-02-02 at 4:54 am in reply to: Pixelation and moiré in procedural texture #37917
    saranjivac
    Customer

    UPDATE:

    Ok after some testing, I found out the reason and the solution.

    Reason: As the material using the normal map input was not my first material that loaded with the model, once I tried to switch to a material that uses the normal map slot it “didn’t know where to connect the normal map”.

    Solution: Even if you don’t use the normal map channel on some material (especially if the model initially loads with it) it is best to simply plug in an empty Normal Map node with 1 strength. That way once the switch is made the three.js knows where to “plug the normal map in”.

    I am guessing that all other texture sockets in the Principled BSDF shader work the same way.

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    2021-02-02 at 3:14 am in reply to: Pixelation and moiré in procedural texture #37911
    saranjivac
    Customer

    Hello, I have a similar issue (scr1) using a tileable normal texture as bump but when I try the same solution (scr3) it produces a completely black shader (scr4) :wacko: .

    Any ideas, other then baking the texture? (I really need to save the on texture space as it will be a very large product configurator app).

    I also have some severe moiré issues (scr5), on the color part of things, so any help would mean a lot.

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    2021-01-12 at 7:34 pm in reply to: Any tutorial on using multiple blend/gltf files effectively? #37319
    saranjivac
    Customer

    Hi Mikhail, thank you for your reply, it is really appreciated.

    So you had to make every possible set combination separately?

    I am making a dress shirt configurator, and was thinking about loading different plackets/collars/cuffs etc on user demand.

    So if I want the app to be as responsive as possible, I should make one “default” set, and then place every collar/placket/cuff in a separate .blend and .gltf file? Then on demand hide the current item and load up the new one from its own file?

    How would I go about changing the texture/color of for example cuffs? Can I change all the texture of every cuff at the same time even if they aren’t all loaded up yet?

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