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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 21 6:06 am)
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I believe I had a similiar problem. See PhilC's response at the attached link.I tried welding the seems in UVmapper and that had a very strange effect but didn't seem to help but I might try to weld them in Rhino as you can control the amount of welding in it. I do appreciate the advice.
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welding the mesh is not the same thing as the "weld" statements in the cr2 files. If you weld the mesh. It won't work. You need to tell Poser to connect the body parts together and never let them come apart. The "weld" statements in the figure's cr2 accomplish this. If you try to weld more than one bodypart to another. You'll also end up with problems. I can't tell from the picture. But you might be welding too many parts to a similar body part causing this problem. ScottA
I will check the cr2 out. To be honest what I did was use the cr2 for Daz's tshirt and redirected it to look for my obj instead of theirs. It works pretty good other than the funky tearing where the mesheshes join. Thanks for the help.
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"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination".
Albert Einstein
heyas; did you check for degenerate facets? looks like that might be it, from here. or maybe.... check your mesh for overlapping vertices. is the mesh double-sided? that might cause this kind of thing, as well. try making the mesh one-sided. if it has a thickness (rather than back-to-back polygons), try making it thicker. poser is trying to weld too many points together, and gets messed up.
Yeah it is double sided. I did check for dengenerate facets in Uvmapper. Not sure what to do in the case of the overlapping vertices. I'm off to check out some of the tuts in the Rhino section. I apreciate the help bloodsong.
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"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination".
Albert Einstein
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"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination".
Albert Einstein