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    How to turn off these black line when render section with vray counton turn on Click image for larger version

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  • #2
    Hi dante28290,

    Can you please clarify that the issue occurs with Section Planes combined with the global Contours effect?
    If that's the case, there is unfortunately no easy solution for this problem.
    It is a known limitation - Contours/lines are always generated for the clipped objects.

    There is sort of a workaround that you can try for your specific case:
    1. Disable the section plane all together
    2. Run the following script in the Ruby console:
      Code:
      	cam = VRay::Context.active.scene["/RenderView"]
      	cam[:clipping] = true
      	VRay::refresh_ui
    3. The following parameters will appear in the Camera settings:
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    4. You can then change the Clipping Near parameter.
      It'll clip all the objects close to the camera and give more or less the effect you're after.
    This approach only makes sense in situations in which the section plane is used to clip only objects close to the camera.
    Let me know if that works for you.

    Regards,
    Konstantin

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    • #3
      Originally posted by konstantin_chaos View Post
      Hi dante28290,

      Can you please clarify that the issue occurs with Section Planes combined with the global Contours effect?
      If that's the case, there is unfortunately no easy solution for this problem.
      It is a known limitation - Contours/lines are always generated for the clipped objects.

      There is sort of a workaround that you can try for your specific case:
      1. Disable the section plane all together
      2. Run the following script in the Ruby console:
        Code:
        cam = VRay::Context.active.scene["/RenderView"]
        cam[:clipping] = true
        VRay::refresh_ui
      3. The following parameters will appear in the Camera settings:
        Click image for larger version

Name:	Camera clipping 01.png
Views:	705
Size:	17.8 KB
ID:	1133543
      4. You can then change the Clipping Near parameter.
        It'll clip all the objects close to the camera and give more or less the effect you're after.
      This approach only makes sense in situations in which the section plane is used to clip only objects close to the camera.
      Let me know if that works for you.

      Regards,
      Konstantin
      i tried this method and it worked! Thanks for your trick Konstantin!

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      • #4
        Hi Kotse
        How can I have the Clipping plane in Rhino?
        Why this is not part of the UI all the time? It is a very important feature.

        Thank you!

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        • #5
          Hi
          I found the thread in the Rhino forum where you guys teach how to enable the camera clipping UI.
          Thanks!

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