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Problem with NGUI, how to add a NGUI text (uilabel) on my 3D objects?

Discussion in 'Scripting' started by BooBi, Mar 28, 2014.

  1. BooBi

    BooBi

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    Hello,

    I'm trying to add some text on few posters in my exhibition project, the text needs to be editable as I'm downloading it from a database.

    I've done a complete interface 2D using NGUI. Now when I add a UILabel and try to place it in my scene, the image doesn't stay sharp when I walk away from it, it becomes blotchy.
    I've seen the "Example 03 - Menu" from NGUI. When, I add a fps controller and look at the menu, the text stays clean when I'm far away. It seems that this scene is using 3D UIRoot, but I can't manage to add a 3D UIRoot in my scene that already has a 2D UIRoot.

    Here is a screenshot of my problem:
    $probleme.jpg

    What am I missing?

    Thanks a lot for your help and advices!!!

    B.
     
  2. numberkruncher

    numberkruncher

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    I do not know the answer to this question. You might want to compare the mip-mapping settings of your atlas with the one in the NGUI example which stays sharp. Perhaps it is just that...

    If I were you I would post your question to the dedicated NGUI forum since you usually get a response from the NGUI developer himself :)

    http://tasharen.com/forum/index.php?board=1.0
     
  3. BooBi

    BooBi

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    Thanks a lot, I just found out the solution and was about to post it, the problem came as you said from the mipmap settings

    Thanks a lot!