Re: Darkened Textures
Rob Jenkins (robj++at++quid)
Mon, 9 Dec 1996 14:32:13 -0800
On Dec 9, 3:45pm, Aubrey Holland wrote:
> Subject: Darkened Textures
> Hello,
>
> I've been having trouble with a texture map which I have been
> using in my application not appearing correctly. I have noticed that as
> I increase the graphical intensity of my scene, the texture becomes a
> darkened version of the actual RGB file(Not lightly darkened, but almost
> completely black). Strangely, in the same run, if I highlight the geode
> with the texture on it, it appears correctly. I'm
> using a modified version of perfly. Also, I've noticed that if I load up
> only the geode containing the texture and not the rest of my scene, the
> texture appears just fine.
> Does anyone know why this phenomenon might occur??
>
> Thanks,
>
> Aubrey Holland
> holland++at++coaps.fsu.edu
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>-- End of excerpt from Aubrey Holland
This sounds like something you should get a support call logged on. We'd need
more detail of the platform you see this on, version of pf, patches installed
etc. If you are having this problem on Impact then check you have the latest
gfx patches installed ( 1447 for Irix 6.2, 1332 for 5.3 ). Do you have SW
support ? If so please contact you're local office to log the call ( if you
mail me the call reference I'll look out for it ).
Cheers
Rob
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Silicon Graphics, Mtn View, California, USA
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