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Lines in photo-background

luis-fernandez

luis-fernandez

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Hello...
Every time I make a scenery with a photo as a background (with SketchUp), I get these lines between each tile (each tile is 512x512)

a8Rr1.jpg


I don't know if this also happens using Gmax or others... and I don't know where these lines come from.

Any clue?
Thank you very much.
 
Hi,

I think this is the known problem in FS that you should not use the outside pixels of your texture. So if you have a 512x512 texture, you only use the 510x510 pixels of the inside.
 
Thank you arno and vishzu, but these lines can already be seen in SketchUp.
I attach a screenshot from SketchUp.
It's very weird.
I might have 2 problems... I'll try the method described in the vishzu's topic.

585FC.jpg
 
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