Lines showing in model

[abishek]

I am getting these kinds of lines in the model after applying the material to it.

I used fusion 360 and keyshot.

[RRIS]

Have you encountered this problem before with other geometry made in Fusion 360?

I'm thinking perhaps your model has unwelded vertices (an unchecked option at export perhaps?). But I don't use Fusion 360, so it's just a guess.

[TGS808]

Was the model made in F360? If so, it shouldn't look like that. What file type did you export? Try exporting as an .stp or .igs.

[abishek]

Have you encountered this problem before with other geometry made in Fusion 360?

I'm thinking perhaps your model has unwelded vertices (an unchecked option at export perhaps?). But I don't use Fusion 360, so it's just a guess.

Thanks.
Yes for every model I am having the same problem. The same problem occurred in the below model also.I will check on the modeling side.

[abishek]

Was the model was made in F360? If so, it shouldn't look like that. What file type did you export? Try exporting as an .stp or .igs.

I have used the .stl file. Thanks, I tried with both .stp and .igs files there wasn't any problem with it. Now it works fine

[DriesV]

For smooth shading of curved surfaces, vertex normals are required. STL as a format does not include vertex normals, so models imported as STL files will always appear faceted. A solution could be to use the 'Edit Normals' tool in KeyShot to calculate the vertex normals. That usually does a good job of smoothing out the shading of the mesh.

When importing STP and IGES files (together with many more NURBS-based formats), the tessellation of the model is done in KeyShot. As part of this, vertex normals are automatically generated as well.

Dries