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| Author: | Gryz [ Mon May 15, 2017 7:31 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Multiple volumes and mesh renderer |
Hi, First, thanks so much for making this great tool free! Some basic questions about Cubiquity. Is it possible to have more than one ColoredCubes volume present in the same scene? I am experimenting with one ColoredCubes volume that has its data dynamically set, and another one that has its data set from a vdb asset. As soon as the dynamic one begins to render, the volume with the vdb asset disappears from view. Also, is it possible to have an object with a MeshRenderer render in the same scene as a cube volume? I can't get this to work either. |
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| Author: | David Williams [ Wed May 17, 2017 10:24 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Multiple volumes and mesh renderer |
Gryz wrote: Some basic questions about Cubiquity. Is it possible to have more than one ColoredCubes volume present in the same scene? I am experimenting with one ColoredCubes volume that has its data dynamically set, and another one that has its data set from a vdb asset. As soon as the dynamic one begins to render, the volume with the vdb asset disappears from view. Yes, this should work and unfortunately I don't know what the problem might be from your description. Does it work if both volumes come from VDBs or if both come from code? What about smooth volumes like in the solar system example? Do both the Earth and Moon load? Gryz wrote: Also, is it possible to have an object with a MeshRenderer render in the same scene as a cube volume? I can't get this to work either. I'm afraid I haven't used Unity for a while so I am a little hazy, but a object with a MeshRenderer would be most 'normal' object in the scene, right? Like a charachter or something? So yes, this should work and actually the small cubes which are spawned when you destroy parts of the volume are probably objects with a MeshRender attached. Unfortunately I haven't used or worked on Cubiquity myself for quite a while, and from this and other posts I get the impression it is having some issues with more recent versions of Unity. It was developed under Unity 4 and only tested a bit under early versions of Unity 5. It may be that there are some issues which won't get fixed until Cubiquity 2. |
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| Author: | Gryz [ Tue Jul 18, 2017 7:15 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Multiple volumes and mesh renderer |
It turns out the problem was on my end with the mesh I was importing. It renders just fine now, along with the cube volume. |
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