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Smooth object issue
- Thread starter adrianb4
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You need to assign different smoothing group numbers to different parts. Eg outside fuselage smoothing group 1, inside of doorways smoothing group 2 and so on - you will then get sharper looking edges and it will reduce the anomalies your screenshot shows around doors and windows.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
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Also- if you made the fuselage then copied and reverse the poly so you have an outside AND a nice inside, You will get theses shadows. SO- either make the inside ever-so-slightly smaller or the outside ever so larger then you will not have these shadows.
I learned this the hard way long ago. Then yo0u can map the outside as you wish and inside as you wish and then join if you want to but not necessary.
Bob
I learned this the hard way long ago. Then yo0u can map the outside as you wish and inside as you wish and then join if you want to but not necessary.
Bob