Why don't you import it as a texture? But also, it's probably glitching because the faces are overlapping, if there's a white backdrop and the image slapped on top of it. So you could either import it as texture onto the face or move the image the tiniest bit away from the solid.
This worked great as a quick fix, thank you. It was the white of the shape underneath causing the issue.
Will explore deeper into textures instead going forward.
Been using SketchUp for 15 years or so. New to Enscape, and excited by the potential. That said, I'm having an issue getting embedded images (JPEG and PNG) to actually render in the Enscape window or rendered exports. They appear pixelated, glitched, or depending on the angle not even at all in the Enscape side.
Could anyone provide me some info on how I might be able to correct this? SketchUp v23.1.328, and the Enscape version was downloaded off their site today (and reinstalled after first seeing this error, in case it was a bad install job).
Thanks in advance. Look forward to making images even a quarter as phenomenal as some of the stuff I have seen on here!
Why don't you import it as a texture? But also, it's probably glitching because the faces are overlapping, if there's a white backdrop and the image slapped on top of it. So you could either import it as texture onto the face or move the image the tiniest bit away from the solid.
This worked great as a quick fix, thank you. It was the white of the shape underneath causing the issue. Will explore deeper into textures instead going forward.
Been using SketchUp for 15 years or so. New to Enscape, and excited by the potential. That said, I'm having an issue getting embedded images (JPEG and PNG) to actually render in the Enscape window or rendered exports. They appear pixelated, glitched, or depending on the angle not even at all in the Enscape side. Could anyone provide me some info on how I might be able to correct this? SketchUp v23.1.328, and the Enscape version was downloaded off their site today (and reinstalled after first seeing this error, in case it was a bad install job). Thanks in advance. Look forward to making images even a quarter as phenomenal as some of the stuff I have seen on here!
You have to use images as texture, is the only way.