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Vue F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Oct 26 8:50 am)
Okay, I will check both reflection and highlight and try dialing them down a notch.
Overall, I can't say enough about how impressed I am with what I can do in Vue. The ecosystem is second-to-none and I have yet to see many other apps that can touch it. Oh, I'm sure the really high stuff such as Maya, Lightwave, etc could but with this type of efficiency?
Thanks for the feedback, I will go and check those settings. I am using Poser 6, if you feel that it might make a difference.
Poser 6 makes no difference. Many Poser textures use a reflection map, because Poser used not to support proper reflection at all, and still doesn't as standard. When Vue sees a Poser texture with a reflection map, it simply ignores this and applies 100% reflectivity and the result is a mirrored surface. This is despite the fact that Vue 5 can also use reflection maps. The result is the mirror effect that you see in your picture.
Why Vue 5 does this I cannot think. I'm fed up with fixing it over and over again. If Vue can read the texture map and the transparency map, how hard can it be to read the reflection map?
Do you mean there is no reflection map applied in Poser? You should find there is some reflectivity in the Poser material. Highlight won't produce an effect like this - Vue always sets a shininess of only 20 whatever the Poser setting.
I can see perfectly well that you have a mirror material there. You can make out the reflection of the horizon in the guy's chest strap.
Hit F6 in Vue. Scroll through the little balls. Look for one that looks mirrored. Kill the reflectivity. See how that goes.
Thanks very much for pointing me in the right direction. I had been putting this issue on the back burner with a few different projects. Now I'm glad I finally posted this. As I get more and more used to the ecosystem, creating realistic looking woodlands is becoming more and more a doable thing for me. Thanks again for the help gang!
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Every now and then I run into this in Vue. This is Vue 5 Infinite. The texture map for some of the clothing has gotten all shiny. At first I thought it was a light setting but no matter what adjustments I make, it's shiny. It does not look like this in Poser. Does anyone know the cause of this and if it's fixable? How difficult? How time consuming? Thanks.