a white textured object tinted to 162,158,119 appears lighter
than an object textured with an image of the same color.
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162 158 119
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Maeve Sethesi Here is another one about problem with tint:
https://help.sansar.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360000674446-3D-model-Tint-in-upload
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OldVamp since my other posts were stuck in pending approval..
more tinting weirdness
the light one tinted in edit mode
the dark one was tinted during import with the same numbers
numbers:
townhall
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80 70 40
80 70 40
120 100 60
0 69 217
255 232 0
255 163 0
180 130 50
125 90 35
120 100 60
100 50 0
150 75 0
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75 60 30
120 100 60
120 100 60
225 200 170
50 50 50
80 80 80dark??
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23 17 5
23 17 5
53 36 12
0 17 182
255 209 0
255 100 0
123 60 8
58 29 4
53 36 12
36 8 0
85 20 0
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20 12 3
53 36 12
53 36 12
255 154 110
8 8 8
23 23 23
re running the tint test, the tinting on import seems to produce a result closer to the correct colors
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Whystler I've seen it happen that tinted objects change their tinting settings when they come in. So, let's say you tinted it, in the 3d program to 200, 200, 200. Once imported, it changes the tinting to 155 155 155.
So here's a silly question - did you verify that the imported tinted object contains the tint you intended? I assume you did, but .. it's worth the question. -
Galen I tried a Trasmissive + Emissive material on import. It was opaque. When I opened the materials editor and did nothing but save, it changed correctly to selective alpha transparencies. Something's wrong with the import.
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