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# 1 12-06-2013 , 10:58 AM

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Zooming out - object texture problem

Dunno how to name it, so I called it problem, and there is the picture..
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PLease help.
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# 2 12-06-2013 , 12:38 PM

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Its possible you have a duplicate mesh if so delete one of them............dave

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# 3 12-06-2013 , 01:39 PM

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Its possible you have a duplicate mesh if so delete one of them............dave

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Sorry, a need more newbie explanation... user added image

And BTW, its not only on one object, its on everything....
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# 4 12-06-2013 , 03:32 PM

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Try assigning a new shader to it..................dave

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# 5 12-06-2013 , 08:09 PM

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It's your camera clipping plane attributes, adjust them so the far plane is large enough to see a reasonably far depth into 3D space and set the near clip only low enough to not cut off geometry when you need to get in close.

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# 6 13-06-2013 , 07:42 AM

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It's your camera clipping plane attributes, adjust them so the far plane is large enough to see a reasonably far depth into 3D space and set the near clip only low enough to not cut off geometry when you need to get in close.

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Yee, That helped, specifically near plane clipping, i was messing with it before... Thanks mate... user added image

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