Bad Texture Distortion - Help would be appreciated
I was told to repost this here instead of general, hope someone can help.
I'm getting some pretty severe texture distortion generating uvs with UV Master. I think something is fundamentally wrong with my workflow. I'd really appreciate it if you guys could help me pinpoint where things go wonky, those who have established workflows.
So I take my highpoly, duplicate it, zremesh the duplicate to produce a relatively low poly base mesh to pull my UVs from. To do so I zremesh with adaptive on and just use the slider to find a reasonable polycount that holds enough of the general shape. I then take the duplicate, divide-project repeatedly against the highpoly till it retains the level of detail I want. I then slide back to the lowest subdivision and generate my UVs. Really crappy UVs.
Anything in there look out of sorts and would explain crappy UVs?
And as a P.S. after tinkering a bit more after this original post, although the individual objects are similiar in scale, it seems to be generating UVs that are wildly disproportionate.
I'm getting some pretty severe texture distortion generating uvs with UV Master. I think something is fundamentally wrong with my workflow. I'd really appreciate it if you guys could help me pinpoint where things go wonky, those who have established workflows.
So I take my highpoly, duplicate it, zremesh the duplicate to produce a relatively low poly base mesh to pull my UVs from. To do so I zremesh with adaptive on and just use the slider to find a reasonable polycount that holds enough of the general shape. I then take the duplicate, divide-project repeatedly against the highpoly till it retains the level of detail I want. I then slide back to the lowest subdivision and generate my UVs. Really crappy UVs.
Anything in there look out of sorts and would explain crappy UVs?
And as a P.S. after tinkering a bit more after this original post, although the individual objects are similiar in scale, it seems to be generating UVs that are wildly disproportionate.