Indigo Renderer Forum

Hi

The pins are of brick faceted you can have them smooth?
In C4D function Mesh / Subdivide not results. In SketchUp I do not know.

Rendering in SketchUp.

They simply need more segments.

Hi contegufo,
in german the function is called -Kanten abmildern-, select the mesh(edges+faces) you wand to smooth->right click-> smooth edges, or something like that.

Hi contegufo.
Try to add a phong tag, seems that the mesh has not one.

Hi

After you apply the tag to all objects Phong OpenGL preview is correct and also rendering in Indigo.
However, enlarging the area you can still see the faces.

contegufo wrote:Hi

After you apply the tag to all objects Phong OpenGL preview is correct and also rendering in Indigo.
However, enlarging the area you can still see the faces.

It doesn't do magic, it works with what it have. The phong is applied you have to make a cylinder with more faces.

In SketchUp, when you first draw the circle before using the Push/Pull Tool, select the circle, right click, Entity Info then change the number of segments to a higher number, for example 96 rather than the default of 24.

Hi

Unfortunately there are too many to be redone, and it makes no sense. I will not make enlargements but only shots That do not see the facets.
Or I will cover the bricks so everything remains hidden.
The bricks are imported from LeoCAD.

You migh light to try this plugin
http://lesterbanks.com/2014/02/cinema-4 ... ego-brick/

Hi pixie

Thanks, Brick gen plugin cost €9.
It seems very versatile and solves the problem by increasing the number of the faces.

contegufo wrote:Hi pixie

Thanks, Brick gen plugin cost €9.
It seems very versatile and solves the problem by increasing the number of the faces.

This was not the lego Plugin I was looking for, sorry! xD
https://cgtools.com/lego4d/
This is, and also free