 | | | Re: SHADER GURUs....whats wrong with this picture? | Re: SHADER GURUs....whats wrong with this picture? 2003-12-08 - By kirksaavedra
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Try Flat projection and then whole object
that should fix it..and then resize as needed.
Kirk Saavedra
www.shaders3d.com
--- In Carrara@(protected), "Lee Puckett" <oriskanybombs@(protected)>
wrote:
> PLEASE REFER TO THE "BAD SHADER" PIC IN THE GROUP'S PHOTO SECTION
>
> I haven't done much in the vertex modeling & it's shading...
>
> I have a big problem with the "bad shader" model, mentioned
above...
>
> The end columns of the sign are rectangular primitives with a nice
> colonial brick shader applied with good results...
>
> the elements in the middle are curved extrusions imported into the
> spline modeler & then modified with a subtractive curve with a
> Boolean operation...
>
> I then sent the shapes to the vertex modeler to adjust the
heights...
>
> to shade the 2 curved shapes, I took an eyedropper sample from the
> end columns...
>
> resulting in the corrupted smeared look shown in the picture...
>
> my Question:
>
> how can I correct this phenomenon & prevent it on other projects in
> the future?
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