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Ground poly Issue...

Shaun

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I have these strange slice marks on my ground polygon; I have never seen them before and can't work out what's caused them. I was thinking the ground polygon converter perhaps?
 

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Texture mapping, with Mip maps.

Move the UVmapping in from the corners about 5 pixels.
 
Oh right? But the entire ground poly is sliced, and there are about 4 layers there split... I think it happened since the addition of the noise overlay, I'll redo it to see. Thanks.
 
hcornea said:
Texture mapping, with Mip maps.

Move the UVmapping in from the corners about 5 pixels.
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Just a question: this could happen also on 3D object using UVmapping? Would mean that for the texture of my buildings I've to apply this workaround?
 
Potentially, but it doesn't seem to be a practical problem.

An exception seems to be when you use a white background, and you get white edges at higher distances/lower MIPs.
 
Hi,

If you did not enter the correct altitude in the ground polygon wizard of modelconverterx you can also get gaps, so you might want to check that as well.
 
Arno, do you mean the airport altitude?. The same height that we use for flatten?.
 
Yes, the altitude of the airport and the flatten should be the same. And that is also the value that should be entered in the wizard (in meters).
 
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