- Fri Sep 05, 2008 4:24 pm
#279768
I am attempting to utilize an image based environment but I am not able to "see" the environment in either SolidWorks or in Studio (using export to Studio) -- I have checked Screen Mapping on.
Here is what I have done. Using Maxwell Render, I loaded a .jpg image and then saved is as an mxi. In SW, I opened the Scene Manager and set the Environment Type to Image Based. Under Image Based, I set the path for the mxi file, Link Channels-Yes, Enabled-Yes, Screen Mapping-Yes. Checking Illumination, Reflection, and Refraction all indicate enabled (as they are "linked"). I then close the Scene Manager. There is no indication of the image in SW, but I'm not sure if it's expected to appear here. Finally, I export this to Studio.
In Studio, my assembly is fine and the environment settings are correct, but I can't see the background. Using Textured, shows my materials but no background, I have also tried toggling the Screen Mapping off and then on, but again nothing. I suspect that there is something that I have neglected to enable, but I don't see what.
Any help or insight would be most appreciated.
Saludos,
Ken
Here is what I have done. Using Maxwell Render, I loaded a .jpg image and then saved is as an mxi. In SW, I opened the Scene Manager and set the Environment Type to Image Based. Under Image Based, I set the path for the mxi file, Link Channels-Yes, Enabled-Yes, Screen Mapping-Yes. Checking Illumination, Reflection, and Refraction all indicate enabled (as they are "linked"). I then close the Scene Manager. There is no indication of the image in SW, but I'm not sure if it's expected to appear here. Finally, I export this to Studio.
In Studio, my assembly is fine and the environment settings are correct, but I can't see the background. Using Textured, shows my materials but no background, I have also tried toggling the Screen Mapping off and then on, but again nothing. I suspect that there is something that I have neglected to enable, but I don't see what.
Any help or insight would be most appreciated.
Saludos,
Ken