Xnormal baking issue (high poly imports bleeding onto texture)

HomeGrownHeroz

I'm having some trouble baking my high poly information onto my lows. I'm getting some issues where the bakes are bleeding artefacts but I cant tell from where. This is doing it for all of my maps and I can't seem to find out why. I've checked the mesh and none of the geometry is intersecting in any of the places that I seem to be getting the issues. I've tried searching but cant find a solution to the problem.



If anyone wants any other screeshots to help identify the issue just say.

Cheers

C86G

Adjust the ray distances.

Do you use a cage?

HomeGrownHeroz

Yea, I've tried with and without a cage, calculating ray distances. Cant seem to solve it.

C86G

Want to show us the high + low?

NAIMA

Do you have multiple splitted models loaded perhaps?

HomeGrownHeroz

@C86G Here are some screenshots as requested. The high and low as well as the low over the top of the high poly. I've double checked the mesh and I can't see anywhere on the mesh wheere the high poly meshes are intersecting which might cause the detail information to bleed onto the texture maps.





@NAIMA Do you mean separate floating models combined on the mesh? I have separated the model into three exports so that there shouldn't be any bleeding (ironic) I basically did the same thing that the eat3d low poly character tutorial does and applied the same workflow when creating this low poly.

m4dcow

Make sure you have an actual cage file assigned in xNormal to the low poly, and not just checking the "use cage" option.

HomeGrownHeroz

Yep, imported the cages into xnormal, no luck.