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Funny lines when using Illustrate!
This is a simple scene, a plane and some grass strands created using Advanced Painter in 3dsmax 5.1
When i render it using the illustrate! 5.2 plugin i get funny lines on the plane. Does anyone know how i can get rid of them. The go away when i disable "intersecting surfaces with all other objects" in the render. But then I lose all lines in places where object intersect, and i don't want that! Does anyone know what i should do?
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Is that a logo for Advanced Painter
or is a demo Well i think it is some polys there .. It gets that way when i use ink paint too |
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well i'm using an expired demo version of illustrate! hence the watermark.
i don't think they are polys since i can't find any in my wireframe views. And they don't show up in the selection list. I don't like ink 'n paint cause the outlines don't look as good as in illustrate! Maybe it's something created by the advanced painter but i haven't found it yet...
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LOL
LOL BUY
(im a loser too) Dont have this problem cant solve it srry ![]()
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I'm pretty shure the lines were there before the demo version expired.
illustrate embeds the watermark when it has expired, and does something to the lighting too, i think. I'm planning on buying the plugin, but since i not yet arrived to the texturing part i can use the expired demo to check its reaction on the mesh.
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