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RebelRD
RebelRD
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May 7, 2022
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Objects are not seamless

  • May 7, 2022
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When I import a 3D object created with Illustrator into Dimension, add a simple color to it, it appears to have a folded paper look (i.e., the material is not seamless). The object is seamless when I export it from Illustrator. How do I address this? 

Thank you.

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Correct answer Ussnorway7605025

the seam is in the model because its made by extrusion but should go away when you rendor the scene... what we we are looking at in your screengrab is just a simple preview

 

as for what replces Dimension now that it is finished, Stager has come out... its basically just Dimension with a few extra materials for a lot more $ but you can try it

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Ussnorway7605025
Ussnorway7605025Correct answer
Legend
May 7, 2022

the seam is in the model because its made by extrusion but should go away when you rendor the scene... what we we are looking at in your screengrab is just a simple preview

 

as for what replces Dimension now that it is finished, Stager has come out... its basically just Dimension with a few extra materials for a lot more $ but you can try it

RebelRD
RebelRDAuthor
Known Participant
May 14, 2022

No, it shows up when I export the asset to Aero. It is seen in my Aero project as well. 

Thank you for your response, Norway. ❤️

RebelRD
RebelRDAuthor
Known Participant
May 14, 2022

Never mind, you are correct. It is not showing up in Aero. I had seen it previously.. maybe I did something wrong. I'm not sure. I do not see it now, though. Sorry for the trouble. 

Ares Hovhannesyan
Community Expert
Ares HovhannesyanCommunity Expert
Community Expert
May 7, 2022

Youe object that have been created in Illustrator must have the same look in Dn. Why we are seeing half of it? May be the second part is hidden in underground?

RebelRD
RebelRDAuthor
Known Participant
May 7, 2022

If Dimension is no longer being supported, which app do we use to finish 3D objects created in Illustrator? I'm paying $50/month and love my subscription, but can't see paying another $30 or $50 to simply finish 3D objects for Aero. This seems absolutely unethical. Either pay the Substance fee or go elsewhere? Wow. 

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