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    I want to export a VRML file with shadows and textures.
    When I view the vrml file I can only see textures, but no shadows. I use GLVIEW as vrml browser because it support vrml1 and vrml2.
    Well, in glview I can see the file with textures, but it looks very hard because it has no shadows. As LS can only export in vrml1, I can change the file to vrml2 with glview. When I change to vrml2 something weird happens......I canīt see textures, but now I can see raytraced areas and soft shadows.(It looks more "realistic"....but it could be much better with textures)

    How can I have a vrml file with textures and shadows?

    I have tryied with mesh to texture, but I really donīt know how to do it....

    Please, I will appreciate a lot if someone here knows how to do this and could explain it to me....

    ThanX

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    OK. I use the "Mesh to texture" and now I have the vrml file with shadows and textures...
    I can view it in my computer with no problem...., but the thing is that I need the files in another computer.

    I tryied to view the files in another PC but now I canīt see the textures.

    Iīm new in this, and as far as I know, I can view textures in my computer, because LS has the path to the folder where I saved textures.


    Well, I copy this files and put them in the other PC, but still canīt view textures.

    What I donīt understand is that when I export the VRML file (in my computer), the system asumes that the texture path is in that PC,so if I take the vrml file and the textures folder to another PC, the VRML file wonīt have textures because it doesnīt know the path....

    Is that right?
    Please..If you know something, or a tip on how to do this in the correct way, I will appreciate a lot.
    ThanX.

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    Gaudenz Jehli
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    since the vrml file is a text file, you can view it in a textediter, and set the right path location manually using find/replace.

    -rpict

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