Stingy Sphere Seam with Seamless textures

[VJ_io]

There's a strange textured seam in Stingy Sphere that I don't believe should be showing up. I've attached an example file. Can anyone tell me what's up with this, and if there's a solution?

[Zoltán]

It's a rectangle shaped texture that has to fit on a sphere, so it won't be seamless on the back side.
If you keep the rotations at default you shouldn't see the texture edges (if your clip doesn't have alpha)

[VJ_io]

I could have used a far better example, my bad. Here's another example made with 1:1 aspect ratio lines. The texture would work absolutely seamlessly, but if you zoom in close, there's a line down the center that applies the texture at a different aspect ratio.
I've attached an image and another example project file using a 1:1 ratio lines.
If the texture doesn't line up, I get that there should be a visible seam from the patterns not matching. However, there's a white/black seam regardless in many textures.


Also attached, is a texture generated in Resolume first used with stingy sphere that has a seam, and then that exact same texture screenshoted and used with CC sphere in After Effects, showing no seam.

[VJ_io]

Here's the second example project file.

[Zoltán]

I see, it seems the source texture is put into the line where you see the jaggyness.
I'll create a ticket.

[VJ_io]

Much appreciated!

[Oaktown]

Hey VJ_io, can you post a short video of what your setup looks like when you run the comp. I’m just curious about the visuals.

[VJ_io]

Oh, are you curious about the sort of content I'm making with Stingy Sphere? I can do that, sure.

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[VJ_io]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy5a-Yn ... e=youtu.be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nRTfiw ... e=youtu.be

Quick recordings. I just went through and selected the ones I remember used Stingy Sphere. Clicked on one that was pretty much just lines on accident towards the end of the second one.

[Oaktown]

Thanks VJ_io. Nice stuff but I was more interested in seeing what the result looked like in real life.