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Aki Shichiroji · 04-21-2009, 09:24 PM

Ok... so i've been battling with a decent lighting set up for some av related stuff lately and have been having some major issues getting light to render consistently from body part to body part at the seams (IE: between head and torso or torso and legs).

Sobriquet suggested I try the CCC meshes, which I've done, but a seam always shows up for some reason.

Is it my lighting setup? is it the fact that there are multiple unmerged verts? is it the fact that surround verts aren't always perpendicular to the seams?

I am using Blender, with Oren-Nayer and Blinn shaders (as i want the end result to be more matte than shiny) if it makes a difference.

04-21-2009, 09:24 PM	#1 (permalink)
Aki Shichiroji Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Toronto Posts: 1,889 My Mood: SLShopper Ads: 14 SL Join Date: 7/22/2006 Business: Organica	Baking lighting on the av mesh Ok... so i've been battling with a decent lighting set up for some av related stuff lately and have been having some major issues getting light to render consistently from body part to body part at the seams (IE: between head and torso or torso and legs). Sobriquet suggested I try the CCC meshes, which I've done, but a seam always shows up for some reason. Is it my lighting setup? is it the fact that there are multiple unmerged verts? is it the fact that surround verts aren't always perpendicular to the seams? I am using Blender, with Oren-Nayer and Blinn shaders (as i want the end result to be more matte than shiny) if it makes a difference.