Dear all,
I reported this already with Rhino5 and was told it has been fixed in Rh6. I upgraded to Rh7 today and found out that the problem still persists: Textures often are not displayed correct. However, when you put the object into a block definition, the texture suddenly works. Am I doing something wrong here?
thanks
Cyana
Hello - please export the original object and the block version to a new file and post that here.
-Pascal
Hi Pascal,
thank you for your reply! Find the required files below. ‘Block’ is the original object, ‘File’ contains ‘Block’ as block definition.
Block.3dm (3.7 MB) File.3dm (504.1 KB)
Thank you for your help!
Cyana
Hi Cyana -thanks, I’ll need the texture files as well -
CTHorz.png
CTVertEnd.png
-Pascal
Hi Pascal,
thank you for your efforts - below are the textures:
thanks a lot!
Cyana
Hi Cyna - is there a simple texture image called
CTHorz.png
and
CTVertEnd.png
What you posted looks like it is a baked texture. Are those the actual images you are applying in the original model?
-Pascal
Hi Pascal,
yes, these two pngs are the textures used - they are hand drawn. You should be able to see it when you open the uv editor.
thanks
Cyana
Hi Pascal,
turns out that Rh7 induces a real texture mess - below an object that is displayed correct, however within the block definition it obviously uses a different texture.
thanks
Cyana
Hi Cyana - it is really unclear how these materials and textures should be assigned, can you please re-save the Block file and make sure to check the box that includes the textures in the 3dm file, so that I do not have to guess at how these are applied.
thanks,
-Pascal
Hi Pascal,
sorry, I did not know this - I always thought that the texture is stored within the material. Here the block file with saved textures:
Block.3dm (3.8 MB)
thanks
Cyana
Hi Cyana - thanks, I see this now.
-Pascal
Another example:
