Thank you so much! That worked great.

I went through the objects.  As soon as I deleted the table, they went away.  I added the table back,  tried both an image and a procedural color on it, but the purble rectangle stay.  At least I know it's just the table object.  I guess I can deal with it for this sence. 

 

Thanks for your help Bruno!

 

Thanks for the reply!

 

Here's a larger object list.  It's all simple stuff, I think.  No terrains. I have two boolen cubes making an open box object, with an image for texture.  The other objects are just vobs.

Thanks

 

 

 

Sometimes when I can't an eco system to populate, I move the terrain up off the ground plane - like in "mid-air" , then hit populate.   Then I can move the terrain back to the ground.
For reason that seems to works in for me in Vue 7.

That is a beautiful watercolor - Excellent work and congratulations!

Another excellent tutorial Artur!  Thanks very much for making and sharing it.  Really great lighting tips.

Excellent Artur -  Thanks very much for making and sharing these.  I learned a lot! 

This is a very cool tutorial!  Thanks Walther!

All right buddy!  Glad it's working for you now. Many happy hours - Vueing, modeling, gaming, watching, etc... :)

Hey Paul - On the Samsung (on my model), from the remote under Menu - Picture - Size - Just Scan is one of the options.  When I use that it fills the screen with the pc's output.  There are other options there; 16:9, Wide Fit, etc.  Just Scan seems to be the best setting when using it as a monitor.  It fills the screen, the text looks good, but the image is a little smushed down.  Like the layers on the right side of the Vue screen is short - you can kinda see it in my pic above.   I haven't played around with the Nvidia settings at all, mostly because I'm not sure about what to change. It's mostly been with the settings on the TV.

Hey Paul - I have the same issue. My card is older then yours though - it’s a 7600 series, but I thought that was my problem with the resolution. I had checked out all the audio/visual forums - most of what they were talking about made no sense to me - but one thing that I kept seeing was, connecting with an HDMI cable vs. the VGA was the better option. So, I bought an another HDMI cable (I use one already to connect my tv to the cable box) I hooked it up to the card and the tv but I couldn’t get it to work right.  Since I have no patience at all I switched back to the VGA - now I just keep the resolution at 768. If I’m just painting in Painter or something and I don’t care about text, I’ll set it to higher resolution. I have the smaller monitor I can use when I’m just surfing the web and don’t want the TV on and I leave that at the higher resolution.

Like I said, I have no patience so I settle for the resolution I’m getting - but I’m sure there must be an answer for this - from all the stuff I read I felt it had something to do with that HDMI connection, not sure...

You’re a gamer too so I’m sure you want awesome resolution - I don’t blame you. Sorry I can’t be of more help to you buddy .

pic of my setup attached - sorry it's blurry, I just snapped it quick with my webcam - but it'll give you an idea of my setup -

Hey Paul -  I've been using my 32" Samsung HDTV as my monitor for a few months now - there's no way I could ever go back to a smaller or less quality monitor. Even for apps like VUE, just moving objects around is so much easier to see. I set the source (on the tv) to "Just Scan" and the display fits the screen perfectly.  So now I use it as both my TV and pc monitor.  I'm going to add a second smaller display - like a 19" or something,  to use with Painter and Photoshop which take advantage of dual displays. 

Excellent work Paul - really nice details!

Excellent !!  Thanks for putting this tutorial together, it's very helpful.  Can't wait for the next one.  That rock collection looks like it's going to be awesome too!

Thanks for nice feedback stormchaser!   :)