Niklas Brandin
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AdminChris West
(Developer, MegaFiers)
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Not sure there is a lot I can do about that, the system does a raycast to whatever collider is below and uses the returned hit point to conform the loft, I think what you are seeing when you exaggerate the y scaling is floating point precision errors from the Unity collision system.
An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Here´s a short follow up on this issue. The problem occurs even if we don´t conform the loft to the ground. There is a small amount off bump / irregularity on the mesh in all of our lofts. It´s barely visible by the eye, but if you bring the mesh into a 3d-app and scale it, its easy to spot.
Any way to solve this issue? While on it, may we ask for an option to have the generated mesh as quads?
Thanks.An error occurred while saving the comment I see. Thank you for the quick reply. I guess we could solve the problem by using the same raycast value on all points on each cross section. See image linked:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3439646/work/megashapes/cross.png
Could you give us a hint on how to do this? Where do we get access to those points in your code? -
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Can you try getting the latest version of MegaShapes, you seem to using an old version, just tried your steps and all works fine.
An error occurred while saving the comment Multi Material seems to work. As I said, it is the multimat complex that gives an error.
An error occurred while saving the comment Just tried it out in a completly new project, with megafiers and megashapes downloaded from asset store. Getting the same error. Im on unity 4.5.0f6.
The mega walk loft seems to work, but the mega walk loft smooth throws the error above. -
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In this case total lenght is 1721.735.
Got 27 knots, first one on (413.2641,-19.84509,185.66), last one is (-389.9774,-0.09720993,-271.1602).