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Outlines in 3D

Anonymous
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Not sure if I'm missing something. I duplicated the oak material several times so that I see a black outline which represents two doorpanels. If I view it in 3D (F4), the outlines are there, but soon as I render it as a PhotoRender, they disappears.

Any clues why?

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David Maudlin
Rockstar
blimp:

In the 3D Window, lines (with no thickness) are created. With PhotoRendering, no lines are made, so the panels need to be physically separated with a gap that will create a darker shadowed area.

David
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Anonymous
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That makes sense. I was wonder why when I use a cabinet object and activate the door, there was a 1mm gap between doors