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Subject: Clipping Bracket Help Needed


Curfew ( ) posted Mon, 04 September 2000 at 1:02 PM · edited Wed, 13 November 2024 at 5:47 AM

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I've been trying to duplicate the archway (initially) that is in Calyxa's tutorial on Archways and I've come upon a problem. I cannot seem to make the archway open. I have adjusted the elevation clipping bracket all thru the scale and it seems to have no effect on the rendered object. Any ideas as to what step I am forgetting? I've attached the image for reference. TIA Curfew


Quikp51 ( ) posted Mon, 04 September 2000 at 1:09 PM

Try making it from a lattice rather than a terrain.


Curfew ( ) posted Mon, 04 September 2000 at 1:17 PM

How do I do that. I thought a terrain was a lattice. Guess my newbi-ness is showin thru...:-)


DigitalArtist ( ) posted Mon, 04 September 2000 at 1:19 PM

to create a lattice, go to the create palette and click on the double sided mountain looking thing.


Curfew ( ) posted Mon, 04 September 2000 at 1:23 PM

OK... now I feel foolish.... Using a symmetrical lattice did the trick... Guess a terrain culdn't very well be transparent, could it... Many thanks...


Hawkfyr ( ) posted Mon, 04 September 2000 at 7:35 PM

Hi Curfew, A lattice is Symetrical,(whatever is done to one side reacts on the other) But a terrain is not. Be sure to make the terrain solid by selecting "Solid" from the drop menu in the terrain editor, if you want to do boolean operations with it. in case you may not know The clipping bracket is located on the right side of the canvas in the terrain editor. click and drag on it . also Alt/click on the bracket to re-set it . good luck Hope this helps Hawkfyr

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Curfew ( ) posted Mon, 04 September 2000 at 7:53 PM

Thans... I got it to work.... :-)


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