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How to combine meshes seamlessly?
I'm trying to combine tiles of simple unity planes into one single mesh by following the unity3d's scripting manual. The problem is when i apply a heightmap to the final mesh seams are visible. Is there any way way to avoid that? thanks,
It might be good to post some screenshots or sample code to clarify. Are you 'welding' the vertices of adjacent planes, so that they share the same vertex at any given point, or are they just placed alongside each other? I've not done this myself, I'm only going by the 3D modelling principles involved...
Hi, here is the link to the script i'm following. http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/$$anonymous$$esh.Combine$$anonymous$$eshes.html
No it's not welding i guess.
I think your trouble is that while Mesh.CombineMeshes will put all your geometry into a single container, it does not actually modify the geometry (ie: doesn't replace overlapping vertices with a single one).
You either have to do that manually, or use software like StitchScape.
What i'm trying here is to simulate an ocean scene, therefore all planes are created realtime. So if that kinda software exists that means it's not easy to weld edge vertices from script?
Well, that software is meant for stitching very large, non-uniform tiles. If your tiles are simply quads (or triangles), it might not be too hard to stich them all together. (then again, I havn't tried)
If you don't want to pay for a program, you can use a 3D modeling software to make your own terrains, and then you can make it as big/small as you want...
