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Hi, sorry for not getting back sooner but I was working on something else for a bit – I’ve tried setting the surfaceshader to opaque but i’m getting the same problem :( – any other ideas?
I can get the aishadowmatte to project a shadow – but it projects it onto full transparency, penetrating all meshes behind it (revealing the aiskydome) – in this scene, I have a skysphere that I’d like visible under it, is this possible?
The controls are separate hand-made objects, only the hot tub shell was scanned, and retopod/decimated using Zbrush. It’s a pretty clean workflow, and shouldn’t cause zfighting issues.
I use Maya, and the models were 3D scanned with an Artec EVA and manually retopologised, they’re not CAD models. The problem isn’t the geometry (if that were the case then why does it render correctly in Chrome, and why did it render correctly in safari for an entire year of being online until a recent update?)
To make things more confusing, this is the same scene, in safari, but uploaded to Sketchfab – so its an interaction with Safari/Verge from the looks of it.
The problem isn’t Zfighting, if you look at the original image, it’s not just the water plane under the model (that doesn’t occupy the same Zspace), it’s also the controls on the top of the tub, these are separate models and sit on top of the tub geometry, there’s no way of me pulling these any higher without them floating above the hot tub shell.
I appreciate you putting some thought into this, but again your analysis doesn’t explain why it renders fine in Chrome, and it rendered fine in Safari for the past year.
Hmmm, you mean environment map as in a HDRI map using aiSkyDomeLight? Because I have that but it still renders black
