Hi @scottd,
how to change the size of the Flamingo tile material? When I change here the values, nothing changes. (Please click on the picture, Discourse cuts off this picture, not nice.)
Thanks
Michael
www.flexiCAD.com
same problem - no solution?
Has there been any resolution on this issue? I attempt to change the tile size under the Editing Flamingo Image and it reverts back to the original size after I click OK.
I have the same problem,- that it reverts back after clicking ok.
Same here. Any solution?
This needs urgent fixing. Flamingo people please !!
Had to reverse back to Rhino 5. Works there.
I wasted hours looking for that but found a way to do it:
- select the material tab for that surface
- switch to the texture mapping tab
- scroll to UVW repeat and set the scale
It works but you can’t save it as a new material. You must proceed that way for each surface that use that material.
If there is a better way, let me know.
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Thanks for the work around jacuesmm. After recently upgrading to Rhino 6 and Flamingo 5.5 I’ve experienced the issue mentioned above and it’s kind of wrecking my productivity.
Has anyone found a permanent fix for this problem?
Hello,
I think it is a problem with mapping. When using Rhino 5 I had a material library and it worked fine. Now, with the same materials there is the problem. The Rhino renderer takes the right material assignement, as at the picture:
See the mapping set as WCS box style. Then, the same rendered with Flamingo looks completely different:
So, I have changed the material properties, and I have set mapping like at the picture (Rhino renderer):
You can see, these two look completely the same, at least the textures look the same - mapping, positioning and the rest. So, I think there is an error when Flamingo takes material settings. And as @jacquesmm said, there is only a workaround, to set mapping for each individual surface… I still hope it can be improved.
edit: all the pictures are taken from the Rhino 6 and the nXt 5.5, the latest releases.
Regards, Jaro
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