Missing strokes using Sketch & Toon

Missing strokes using Sketch & Toon

by Scott Green

on Jun 6, 2013 at 12:01:58 pm

I've just started exploring Sketch & Toon in C4D to create a technical drawing and export it to Illustrator, however I've just come across a problem and no matter what settings I've changed nothing seems to work.

I've booled 2 objects and applied the S&T material to them but there's a line missing where the objects meet each other.

Can anybody help me fix this please?

This should link to my test file if it helps.

6110_untitled1.c4d.zip

Many thanks.

Creative Multimedia Design Manchester | S©tt Green | Splurj

Re: Missing strokes using Sketch & Toon

by Scott Green

on Jun 6, 2013 at 12:13:47 pm

There are also too many lines in my AI export file that don't appear in my C4D render preview, what are the correct settings should I be using in my export?

Thanks

Creative Multimedia Design Manchester | S©tt Green | Splurj

Re: Missing strokes using Sketch & Toon

by Corrado Carlevaro

on Jun 6, 2013 at 2:43:42 pm

For the first missing line I set the Sketch&Toon tag to Intersection and in the Intersection menu I set Objects to "Hierarchy".
For the second image you should apply a Sketch&Toon tag to the inner part of the cogwheel and set the Sketch&Toon material also for "Default Hidden"

6113_6110untitled1.zip

Corrado

Re: Missing strokes using Sketch & Toon

by Scott Green

on Jun 18, 2013 at 2:16:59 pm

OK, so I've managed to sort out of the parts of my model using Sketch & Toon.
I just have one part of it where it's not quite rendering the same as the rest of the parts. I don't want to see the creases in it but whichever settings i select I can't seem to find the settings I'm looking for, any advice?

The part of the model I'm refering to is labelled '16 Washer'

Project file:
6160_mechanics.c4d.zip

Thanks in advance.

Creative Multimedia Design Manchester | S©tt Green | Splurj

Re: Missing strokes using Sketch & Toon

by Corrado Carlevaro

on Jun 18, 2013 at 3:14:29 pm

I set the Creases Min angle in the Sketc&tToon tag from the default value of 10° to 20° and I believe I got what you are after

6161_mechanics.zip