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I design an armor with a good mesh but it gets very bad when i convert it to iclone7 by 3dxchange 7....

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https://forum.reallusion.com/uploads/images/8b342156-800d-4aa5-baa1-5e59.png

The picture above is the result .

But the original one is the one below.

https://forum.reallusion.com/uploads/images/c88868de-276d-4852-88b2-bbad.png
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When you bring it in via XChange select the parts you want to smooth and go to the Modify Panel and choose in the Normals section "Autosmooth" with weld vertices selected and it will be fine.


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Kelleytoons (5/13/2018)
When you bring it in via XChange select the parts you want to smooth and go to the Modify Panel and choose in the Normals section "Autosmooth" with weld vertices selected and it will be fine.


Does xChange have ''Modify Panel'' ? I have never seen. Can you tell me where it is? 

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It's on the right -- you can't miss it <g>.


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Here's what it looks like (circled in green is the section to autosmooth, which will be active when you select some of the parts of the model):

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Such a pity that Iclone 7 "SMOOTH" can not do that....IC7 does much of nothing to smooth. Why even have the option to smooth if it does not? Seems useless to me.


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Such a pity that Iclone 7 "SMOOTH" can not do that....IC7 does much of nothing to smooth. Why even have the option to smooth if it does not? Seems useless to me.


that's because realtime smooth is not for that type of smoothing



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