Oct 7, 2009 #1 Robbo1971 Automotive Nov 1, 2006 33 Is it possible to be able to get a completely 'white' background? i.e without any shadows etc. etc.
Oct 7, 2009 #2 Gupta65 Mechanical Jun 25, 2008 455 Set a white image as background. Just a thought. Deepak Gupta SW2009 SP3.0 SW2007 SP5.0 MathCAD 14.0 Upvote 0 Downvote
Oct 7, 2009 #3 Eltron Mechanical Mar 3, 2005 2,459 You can pick one of the white environments (like Soft Tent) then adjust the ground plane height (to negative), and that should get rid of your shadows. Dan http://www.eltronresearch.comDan's Blog Upvote 0 Downvote
You can pick one of the white environments (like Soft Tent) then adjust the ground plane height (to negative), and that should get rid of your shadows. Dan http://www.eltronresearch.comDan's Blog
Oct 7, 2009 1 #4 rockguy Mechanical Oct 1, 2002 928 PV360 2009, set you rfllor to a crazy number like 1000 and save as a tif file. Use a photo editor to place your tif on a white background. PV360 2010, turn off floor visibility and set your custom background to white. You can see this in these videos http://www.robrodriguez.com Rob Rodriguez CSWP http://www.axiscadsolutions.comhttp://www.robrodriguez.comhttp://www.robrodriguezblog.comEastern Region SWUGN Representative http://www.swugn.org http://www.nvtswug.comSW 2007 SP 2.0 Upvote 0 Downvote
PV360 2009, set you rfllor to a crazy number like 1000 and save as a tif file. Use a photo editor to place your tif on a white background. PV360 2010, turn off floor visibility and set your custom background to white. You can see this in these videos http://www.robrodriguez.com Rob Rodriguez CSWP http://www.axiscadsolutions.comhttp://www.robrodriguez.comhttp://www.robrodriguezblog.comEastern Region SWUGN Representative http://www.swugn.org http://www.nvtswug.comSW 2007 SP 2.0
