White Mesh.mp4

You should complete the function loadFromOBJ(fileText) in the file TriMesh.js . You will likely find the JS string method split useful. A robust way to split handling white space is to use the separator /\b\s+(?!$)/

White Mesh.mp4

Encode Frame Numbers: Embeds timing info into the texture stream video. This will show up as a small black and white strip at the bottom right of your textures, and is required for OMS Player playback on some platforms.

Encode Frame Numbers: Embeds timing info into the textures. This will show up as a small black and white strip at the bottom right of your textures, and is required for OMS Player playback on some platforms.

The right texture is also a png image - only that it has a transparent area (all that renders white should be pure red since it is transparent and should take the color from the cube?). How can I make that white part transparent?

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The process is simple: After converting your image to greyscale, in Standard mode, our tool examines your 2D PNG or JPG (heightmap) image and based on the brightness of each pixel, will create a corresponding "3D" pixel where the height of the pixel is determined by the pixel luminosity. A black pixel will have a height of 0mm and not be included in the final 3D generated model, however a white pixel will have a height that you specify once your image is uploaded.

Now small packages can get "white glove" services normally reserved for specialty freight. Thanks to our sensor labeling system, your package will get priority handling at every node in the network as well as preferred delivery services and proactive alerts.

Bump maps can be any black and white 2D images. They tell Enscape to interpret a surface as protruding (bright parts of the texture) or recessed (dark parts of the texture).

Whereas the Deco M9 Plus and the Deco M5 systems use low-profile circular nodes, the Deco M4 employs three vertical cylinders that each stand 7.5 inches tall and are 3.6 inches in diameter. The nodes are white and have black grillwork and an LED indicator on the top and two gigabit LAN ports on the side. A power jack and reset button are on the base.

With ARKit 6, you can capture a high-resolution background image during an ARKit session, which is great for enabling higher-quality virtual object reconstruction and for photography apps that want to guide users to the perfect shot while maximizing final image quality. ARKit 6 also introduces support for HDR video and adds EXIF tags, such as exposure and white balance, to every ARKit frame. And you can now directly control the setting exposure, white balance, and focus of the camera during an ARKit session.

Class 4: Preparing for white particlesFollowing up with the high rolling wave establishment, we will be set up the collision objects, preparing the main body of water to generate white particles including the first splash particle system, mist, foam, and wetting particle layers.

Class 6: ShadingUsing Phoenix FD's Particle shader, we start shading the white particle systems. The difference between its particle shading modes and how to get the fastest rendering times while still keeping the desired look.

Class 7: Rendering PreparationHow to render Phoenix FD white particle systems using V-Ray Next and a discussion of some of the advantages of using Phoenix's foam shader versus the Krakatoa plugin. Setting up our first lighting system, which is dedicated only for the white particles.

Class 8: RenderingIt's time to render the Phoenix FD body surface (the ocean surface mesh), and to shade it using sea shading material In order to accomplish that, we will need to set up V-Ray lights to impact only the ocean surface. How to include the white particles within that same lighting setup, as well as a look at V-Ray render passes and further simple enhancements. 041b061a72