Fer-AR Posted June 19, 2018 Author Share Posted June 19, 2018 @RaananW @Sebavan @dbawel @Nabroski The function "templates.main.param.fill-screen =" true" is a great help, and solves a big problem with a single line of code, thank you very much. So, I understand that the original problem of my publication is in the 3DS Max model used, as Nabroski commented. Now I am making my own models and maps and everything works very well. And with your new contribution everything works better ... dbawel, RaananW and Sebavan 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nabroski Posted June 20, 2018 Share Posted June 20, 2018 Hard to say, what is going on. Who knows, what was on the mind of the creator of the model. Maybe he just need a nice renderer and only had limited time. For a 3D render its more lickly getting away with modeling "errors" for the price of slower render, increase computation time, than in a rasterizer like OpenGL/WebGL, where realtime is the key. I have no access to 3D max, i converted the file you shared to an *.obj and then analyze it in Blender, - i make just conclusions from what i see. What i can say for sure, the planes the textures are mapped to are to close to the main shampu surface, that causes Z-Fighting. But that is only half of the solution, i see in the examples your shared, that on other places in the model "some rendering errors", lets call the zFighting for now, also appears. My guess: it seem form me that a to function like Solidify Modifier Blender similar in 3Dmax causing a bug. But who knows for sure, someone has to debug this, luckily this persons will not be me. two planes to close on each other - Z-fighting Good Night, Good Flight, Keep us posted. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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