All I did was just import the obj model and I got this
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How to get rid of this thing in Maya
All I did was just import the obj model and I got this
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You can also select your model and just go normals > reverse, and see if that fixes it.
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Make sure you do not have the 7-key pressed and are in textured, shaded, and lit mode. With no lights in the scene you will get a display like that.
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Can you create a new object like a cube or sphere please and tell us if it has it's lighting messed up? If so open a brand new maya scene and then create an object and see if it's lighting is messed up and let us know.
I am trying to find if you have a problem just with this scene file or with your global preference settings.
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