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Hi, I'm working on a modified version of this logo as part of this GitCoin issue. I'm having issues getting the fox to render correctly after changing some polygon colors in 3DS Max. 3DS Max and Windows' built-in 3D object viewer seem to both render the fox correctly, though.
Here's the result when using this library:
Steps to reproduce:
Open fox.max in 3DS Max.
Change the material of some of the polygons.
Export fox.max to fox.obj and fox.mtl using default settings.
Execute npm run convert and npm run start to view broken image on web.
I briefly took a look at the code and noticed that the polygons are correctly generated here, but are then being hidden either when the determinant is negative or because the z-index is zero. I'll mess with this a little more and see if I can figure out the exact cause of the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This may have been because the runtime code assumed polygons were triangles. Rectangles were not supported. It was recently updated in v4 to split rectangles into trianges when rendering: #118
Hi, I'm working on a modified version of this logo as part of this GitCoin issue. I'm having issues getting the fox to render correctly after changing some polygon colors in 3DS Max. 3DS Max and Windows' built-in 3D object viewer seem to both render the fox correctly, though.
Here's the result when using this library:

Steps to reproduce:
fox.max
in 3DS Max.fox.max
tofox.obj
andfox.mtl
using default settings.npm run convert
andnpm run start
to view broken image on web.I briefly took a look at the code and noticed that the polygons are correctly generated here, but are then being hidden either when the determinant is negative or because the z-index is zero. I'll mess with this a little more and see if I can figure out the exact cause of the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: