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luuckyy · 2nd February 2010, 09:59 AM

Hi Thierry,

what I would do in your case :

- check that the RGB values for your green material and your green texture are exactly the same
- check that your white material is really white (RGB=255,255,255)
- check that both your green and white materials have the same specularity (right-click on them and choose "edit" >> check both the shininess and the color)
- why not check the emissive and ambient colors too (just in case)
- check that both your objects have the same crease angle (select one object and from the tools menu choose "properties")
- select both your objects and push the "flat" button in the bottom left of the AC3D window

I can't think to something else for now.
I don't have AC3D in front of me right now so I hope the terms and menus I wrote are ok.

HTH

2nd February 2010, 09:59 AM	#8
luuckyy Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: France Posts: 737	Re: About texturing, too Hi Thierry, what I would do in your case : - check that the RGB values for your green material and your green texture are exactly the same - check that your white material is really white (RGB=255,255,255) - check that both your green and white materials have the same specularity (right-click on them and choose "edit" >> check both the shininess and the color) - why not check the emissive and ambient colors too (just in case) - check that both your objects have the same crease angle (select one object and from the tools menu choose "properties") - select both your objects and push the "flat" button in the bottom left of the AC3D window I can't think to something else for now. I don't have AC3D in front of me right now so I hope the terms and menus I wrote are ok. HTH __________________ OL.