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Topic ClosedAutocad Rendering Help

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    Posted: 24.Sep.2012 at 18:48
I'm fairly new to rendering in Autocad and need some help. I've got a 3d model created and ready to render but am having a couple problems.

1) I am using an image for a background and can't seem to figure out how to properly align the model with the background image. I can physically line them up in model space, but when I go to render, my model re-scales and moves around.

2) I've applied materials to my model, but for some reason when its rendered, I'm getting an almost transparent object. I can pretty much still see the entire background image through my object.

Thanks in advance for any help!
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07.May.2013 at 23:03
I'm having the same problem with the see through. When you figure this out could you let me know.
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