seams in blending

I'm not sure it will give enough information for the solution to your problem, but images would help.

Yes, the images would help a lot, cause it could be z-fighting that you call seams or something else, but we don't see so we can't tell...

Yes, I wanted to do that, but can You tell me how I can put an image in
this forum?

Thanks,

RenRan

you need to upload it to imageshack.us or such and post a link here, on imageshack you'll get a tag you can post immediately (it's the "site" one, I think)

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/5074/image2rq8.th.png[/IMG]

[img=http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/4745/image2eb6.th.png]
There it is , I think, up green and down green merges to a ugly
yellow in the middle?

Did something wrong here!
But on http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/4745/image2eb6.th.png
you can see my problem.

Thanks

[Edited by - Renran on May 13, 2008 3:28:49 PM]

Hey i don't know how long you have been using openGL, but i will tell you what caused a similar problem for me when doing particle systems,
have you disabled GL_DEPTH_TEST before drawing the polys and re-enabled it after?
Because without doing that you will be able to see the edges of every poly and leads to a very ugly look, it could be something this simple if you are new, or something i don't know about but good luck and i hope it is this easy :P .

Hey Deftoned, it's better but because You can zoom in very close, the seams
are still visible.
I did try a lot and only Java's blendinspect could help me.
But I think that seams will always be visible unfortunately.

Anyway Thanks,

RenRan