Possible Bug??
Houdini: 8.1.813
Distribution Build: Windows
After pelting I wanted to copy the uv's but they became totally mingled.
Perhaps I am doing something wrong, because I'm not able to reproduce it with other, more simple meshes.
When I tried to use and attribute transfer instead it gave a likewise result although not exactly the same.
Original UV
Transferred UV
Cannot correctly do an attribute copy or transfer of UV's
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Maybe the point count/order is different between the two inputs?
Hi Edward,
The point order is exactly the same, I first had this without the facet SOP's inbetween and it gave the same result.
The only difference I see when I do a UV pelt on the face model, as opposed to a native houdini model, is that the selected edges are doubling their points.
But I've found a fix now. It seemed something was wrong between the point and the vertex order from the original model.
When I added a sort SOP it gave the warning “rotation not available for this handle”. (what does this exception mean btw?)
When I did a sort by vertex order and did the pelting then it worked.
B.t.w. the model was imported via *.obj. Probably something went wrong over there?
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would it be okay for you if I could send the *.obj file and the hip file to your email adress?
Because I'm not able to check wether the problem originates in the obj file. It was exported from lightwave with their native obj exporter. Perhaps problems with this is already known.
Though I must say i never experienced problems importing those obj's into other programs.
Because I'm not able to check wether the problem originates in the obj file. It was exported from lightwave with their native obj exporter. Perhaps problems with this is already known.
Though I must say i never experienced problems importing those obj's into other programs.
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