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Color map of the networks (grasshopper) to Flamingo nXt?
I need to highlight the value of x on your network assign x values of different colors, including gradients.
I use the color gradients on the mesh in the Grasshopper. Everything OK
Render Rhino OK.
Render Flamingo NTX .... Colors are not!
All the software I have updated!
Is there any solution to this information transfer on the Flamingo?
(I'm going to make a 3D model of the cave and I need to somehow automatically on the model to distinguish the depth of all the parts.)
Thank you for the help!
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Permalink Reply by Antonín Hlavizňa on -
Here is how I created the color mesh. If the bug was already there ...?
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Permalink Reply by Scott Davidson on -
Can you send us the mesh in the 3dm?
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Permalink Reply by Scott Davidson on
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You can send a large file using this link: http://www.rhino3d.com/upload
I will pick the up from there.
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Permalink Reply by Antonín Hlavizňa on
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Thank you for the reply!
The file I am sending.
It's just about the experimental terrain created from the points.
I'm sorry but even though cut mesh… not reduce file size (max of 5%) as well as at least reduces the file if the mesh down.
I'll try the RAR. (50%)
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Permalink Reply by Scott Davidson on
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I am unable to download these. Have you tried the upload link I sent? It can take a large model without much problem.
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Permalink Reply by Antonín Hlavizňa on
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Sent to the link
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Permalink Reply by Scott Davidson on
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This is an OpenGl trick. Blending colors between vertexes. Flamingo cannot see it because it is not a material. I have been looking for a plugin like this one that would do the conversion needed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBAtVkDtDxE
Might this work for you?
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Permalink Reply by Antonín Hlavizňa on
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Thank you so much for the explanation:
Only a special few used a paid plugin ....
I am hoping that it is a normal thing ....
Once again thank you and I'll search simple solution.
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Permalink Reply by Scott Davidson on
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I did some research and there is a method to do this. It takes many steps, but it does work. You need to use the Meshlabs application. It is free and can be found here: http://meshlab.sourceforge.net/
The general process is covered in this video:
Specifically in Rhino is used these options:
- Export mesh as WRL 2.0 (VRML)
- Open the WRL in Meshlab and go through the procedure to convert colors to texture.
- Export the new mesh out of meshlabs using OBJ and a PNG as texture.
- Open the OBJ in Rhino.
- Then edit the default material on the mesh and add the PNG to the diffuse texture.
Flamingo should render the result. I am seeing the texture now as a material.
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Permalink Reply by Antonín Hlavizňa on
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It looks very interesting...
I will try as soon as possible.
Thank you, and I believe that Your procedure will use the other user Flamingo
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Permalink Reply by Antonín Hlavizňa on
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This is a very difficult...
Can you please clarify what it means to "go through the procedure to convert the colors it texture"
I found most similar to this text: Filters – Texture – Vertex color Texture ... ... ... ... But this command Failure ...
You thought this procedure?
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Permalink Reply by Antonín Hlavizňa on
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It works!!! My English is bad ... also because I'm so long!
Transfer of color works not only for the Flamingo, but also for export to PDF!!!!
Thank you very much -
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