rendering problems. help!!!
rendering problems. help!!!
(OP)
help!!!
because the quality of the rendering in pro/engineer wildfire, i had tried to import to 3d max 6 (VRML format) but the resolution of the model is lower and seems no way to change it. please help.
also, i need a high qulitity rendering image from pro/engineer model, please give some suggestion, which render engin or software is the best for import model from cad programs, for instance, pro/engineer, solidworks, catia's model or iges/step format. i tried solidworks 2004, catia v5r11 and imagestudio 1.0, but they all are not good enough (the rendering quality like 3d max will be ok. also the rendering must display very accurate metal texture, because i am designing hardware and making some vertual protype). please help me too.
best regards,
hc.
because the quality of the rendering in pro/engineer wildfire, i had tried to import to 3d max 6 (VRML format) but the resolution of the model is lower and seems no way to change it. please help.
also, i need a high qulitity rendering image from pro/engineer model, please give some suggestion, which render engin or software is the best for import model from cad programs, for instance, pro/engineer, solidworks, catia's model or iges/step format. i tried solidworks 2004, catia v5r11 and imagestudio 1.0, but they all are not good enough (the rendering quality like 3d max will be ok. also the rendering must display very accurate metal texture, because i am designing hardware and making some vertual protype). please help me too.
best regards,
hc.





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-Hora
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MM
http://www.txsdesign.com/
RE: rendering problems. help!!!
I've played around with the chord height etc when exporting a STL file in Pro/E on a current project.
3ds Max seems to smooth everything OK except for a cylinder (round rube) where it leaves the triangles unsmoothed. Any ideas?
Thanks
RE: rendering problems. help!!!
RE: rendering problems. help!!!
MM
http://www.txsdesign.com/
RE: rendering problems. help!!!
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