Another Picture of the day from e-on software, this time for Venice 1.
Posts Tagged ‘E-On’
Venice 1 – Picture of the Day – E-on Software
Tuesday, November 1st, 2011Picture of the Day – E-on Software
Friday, September 9th, 2011
Cream of the Crop – Cornucopia 3D
Thursday, September 1st, 2011
Picture of Day – E-on Software
Monday, August 29th, 2011
Two More Skies
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011Another Two Skies from my tinkering, I shall be using this scene for all my testing with the atmosphere editor.
And the second one..
Evening Sun
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011
A nice evening image to ease myself back into Vue after a holiday in the UK.
Created while reading through Dax Pandhi’s fantastic book “Realism in Vue”
Picture of the Day – E-on
Wednesday, February 16th, 2011Another picture of the day at E-on Site
This is the image posted a couple of weeks ago called The Hidden Monastery
THe model I used in this scene is available from Turbosquid
Picture of the Day – E-on site.
Tuesday, December 28th, 2010Today I got my first picture of the day selection at E-on’s site for the reconstruction of the a Viking House I did a week or so ago.
The image was rendered and published under my upcoming trading name of ArchaeoDesign.
A little late, sorry!
Tuesday, May 19th, 2009John has been back in touch a while ago and has explained the issues they were having with the following statement,
Hi Richard,
Just to let you know that the dark seams issue has been successfully fixed. However, the bump texturing issue is more problematic so it may have to be adjusted by hand after the import, if we eventually cannot specify this additional setting in the output format.
Best regards.
John Canver
7.4 is about now, and the initial reports seem rather mixed. I have downloaded it but havn’t had time to check it out and test the object export issues.
A response from E-on, finally.
Thursday, April 23rd, 2009After pretty much a three working week wait I have received the following,
Posted by: John Canver
On: 2009/04/23 06:45:52Hi Richard,
The Save As proposed formats are a user interface glitch, only VOB vue file format can be used to save objects, that’s why PZ3, PZZ, or other formats than VOB are invalid. We’ll fix this in future updates, so only the VOB format be proposed, as expected.
Regarding export, what kind of object are you trying to export?
Have you tried raising exported maps resolution, to avoid missing details?
Have you tried switching the generic paramterizer option on and off to see if the result is better with or without it?Maybe you could attach a file that cannot be properly exported on your side, so we can test it here and see what goes wrong? If you’re ok with that, please put the object and all texture maps into a single zip file, and try to attach it here. If the zip file is too big to attach, give me the zip file size so I can create an upload area for you. Thanks.
Best regards.
John Canver
the answer to these questions is yes and yes, and I’m pretty sure I described what I’m trying to do in the original message, however, I have sent the following .zip file to John in the hope that I can prove that the exporter doesn’t work the way it should. (please note that I have removed the objects from this zip for public access)
Below are is an image that I have created of the toilet object and the flaws that they have.
Hopefully this will be the end of this.
Posted by: Richard Potter
On: 2009/04/23 12:47:21Dear John,
Thanks for your reply,
I have done some more tests for you and compiled the results in the following zip file which can be found on my site, (in order to save the setting up of a download area).
http://www.richard-potter.co.uk/images/broken.zip
It is 17mb, the readme file will explain about the images and what the processes I took where.
Thanks,
Rich Potter
Don’t get me wrong, I love vue, I just want it to work.
