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Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
There seems to be a bit of a rendering issue involving the Viewport 2.0 rendering of the Overlay Append Mesh lines (though the same effect is present with regular wireframes). Using the legacy renderers seem to have their own bugs like when holding tab to draw a line of quads causes the overlay append mesh lines to vanish… -
Re: Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
Thank you for the camera's settings Spicypixel. It works fine now. -
Re: Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
THank you! This has bugged me for a long while, so much so I had to go to Topogun for fixes, now I should be able to stay in Maya for quick changes. Cheers! -
Re: Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
Angle of view at 12 degrees and near clip plane at 0.001 seems to work. -
Re: Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
Try changing your camera clip plane values, it seems to interact with the quad draw visibility somehow. -
Re: Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
maybe its a clipping plane issue. In your camera settings reduce the far clip plane. You cant tumble orthographic cams, bit you can make the cam non orthographic by disabeling the tickbox in the cams settings. I think its better to create a new camera and set the angle of view to 0, which has almost the same effect . -
Re: Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
Switching to the Legacy Default viewport, it'll help. yayyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks :) :blush: -
Re: Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
Awesome thanks!!! -
Re: Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
Good call on the angle of view reduction even if it's a bit hacky, least it's usable for the time being unless someone has a better idea to reduce the issue. -
Re: Maya 2016 - Quad draw mesh line rendering issues
When working with transparent materials, the sorting issues get really annoying; but in the viewport settings, if you change the method to "Depth Peeling", those issues all go away. Could work making the mesh's material slightly transparent, with the viewport's "depth peeling" method turned on.
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