Denis,
Are you sure this is not just an effect of the clipping planes? Try a
command such as
clip slab, 100
to view a slab of 100A in the Z-axis - this should make all your spheres
visible.
Gareth
On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 06:55, Denis Shcherbakov wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Has anyone else experienced "blacking out" of parts of your stereo model
> as you turn it to certain angles? For me, if I have a box full of spheres
> and I start rotating it about, I get a few spheres "closest" to the viewer
> getting blackened out. I think it's a shadowing and/or lighting issue. I
> tried using two-sided light source, and that makes the blackness go away,
> but the spheres that were otherwise blackened simply disappear from view!
>
> Warren said this should be fixed in an upcoming release, but has anyone
> devised a work-around yet? Has anyone run into this problem? If so, how
> have you been dealing with it?
>
> Appreciated
> Denis
>
>
>
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