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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Why Some Objects Disappear Up Close?

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Derek Darkly
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Posted: 28th May 2016 16:26
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Is there a command other than SET CAMERA RANGE that will keep certain imported object from blinking out at certain angles up close?
...or is this a problem with the object itself?

I've attached the mesh I'm trying to use... just a beveled cube converted from a 3DS file which was originally exported from Blender.

I set camera range to .001,50000 and tried turning off the culling.
This blinking out doesn't happen if I use native DBPro cubes but I wanted to use this beveled one.

This was probably solved 100 years ago but I'm not having luck searching the forums.
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Chris Ritchie
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Posted: 28th May 2016 17:34
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I think set object frame obj,0,3 might fix it, if not try SET OBJECT RADIUS obj, -1.0

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Derek Darkly
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Posted: 28th May 2016 17:42
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Quote: "I think set object frame obj,0,3 might fix it, if not try SET OBJECT RADIUS obj, -1.0"


Awesome! Thanks man!
Both of those commands worked to fix the problem... and responding in such a timely manner, you get 5 STARS!
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