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Flickering Issue / jagged model issue:

JasonPietka

When I import my OSM file into CE it is not at the scenes origin. If I move it there the shapes get all jacked up and if I generate models from them they are jagged.

If I leave the streets where the OSM is imported my FBX import into Maya and other software is jagged and flickering.

Whats the deal here???

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JasonPietka

I will try it next time I need to use it.

JasonPietka

There has to be an easier way than that. So I will have to do this for every object?

BenLeslie1

You want to use values that will offset your model so it appears at approx 0,0 in Maya. So, click on one of your street graph objects and open up the Vertices section in the Inspector. Try using the negative of the values of one of the vertices as the offset.....

Fingers crossed....

JasonPietka

What do I enter into the "global offset" option to fix it?

BenLeslie1

I assume this is because CE understands spatial references whereas Maya does not. So CE understands how to handle data that is a long way from the origin, and sets up the scene accordingly, but Maya does not.

There is a 'Global Offset' option on the FBX export I think this should help fix the problem when you load into Maya (it's been a while since I did this)

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