Anyone know why the colour preview of my model looks fine and yet the "video" only shows that standard one colour? More importantly, does this mean the model will actually print in colour? If you want to take a look it's HERE in my shop. Glenn
Glen, that was just odd. What type of uv mapping technique did you use? And what program did to convert ii into a VMRL?
I use ZBrush to export directly to VRML, and to create the UV's I use the UV Master Plug-in (now native to the programme). I have used this method in the past and most recently with several colour models. None of them exhibited this behaviour. I do recall seeing someone post a similar "bug" here but I'm not able to find the post anymore. I've also sent a message to Customer Service but I was hoping someone over the week-end could help. Glenn
Happens to mine regularly, although they only use two or three fixed colors assigned to primitives in the VRML file. Very simple models, say twelve red octahedra and two yellow ones, are correctly colored in the "video" preview, while larger ones have the colors applied to part of the structure, or are monochromic. If the static preview is correct, the prints will also be (allowing for limitations in the color range - a bright gold on screen ended up as a dirty ochre in print)
Thanks, that's good to know. Perhaps Customer Support will shed some light as to why it happens. Glenn
The video is a software release behind. We improved the texture handling for the imageviewer first. We'll get the video fixed soon but I don't have a release date for you yet. The image is what your item will look like printed.