Strange texture effect depending on sun rays.

[Azimech]

I'm having this strange effect on the hull. What can I do about it? I made the parts and a very simple texture myself, and paint everything with KerbPaint. Has it got something to do with the model? Maybe increase some kind of filtering in Unity?

 

[Hary R]

May be i'm getting older but I can't see what's wrong in the image. Can you put a different image with a different angle?

Edited January 26, 2016 by Hary R

[Azimech]

10 minutes ago, Hary R said:

May be i'm getting older but I can't see what's wrong in the image. Can you put a different image with a different angle?

Maybe it helps if you click the image, then click "full size" and zoom in.

[Hary R]

Have you tried it without scatterer and kerbal paint?

[Azimech]

17 hours ago, Hary R said:

Have you tried it without scatterer and kerbal paint?

Good one ... I'll try that.

[landeTLS]

Im not exactly sure which of the surface effects seen here are the strange effect mentioned. As there are two seperate things i can see in the picture. The first is an even surface shader effect that looks a lot like it comes from a tiling normalmap. The second are some crossing dark lines. The first could be from some unintentional normalmap being applied the second looks like it could be uv mapping bases artifacts.

[InsaneDruid]

I can't (or rather: isolate) see the "real" problem, too, as everything COULD be "by design". The dark lines could be missing or too little UV edge padding, or z-fighting if the deck consists of clipped parts or the effect i noticed here: in my thread "Quick Tip: Strange visible mesh edges (no UV Problem) on meshes with modelled interior."