Answered: Grey Albedo after creating process. (Suite 2.0)

mesherknesher

I have testet the new quixel suite 2.0 project files from homepage and old 1.8 files too, but nothing appears after creating process only blank grey. What could that be?
I use CC2015 with all updates and tested with and without admin rights.

Gordon Robb

The albedo will be blank grea on creating a project that you haven't added any materials to. Or am I missing something? Do you see the model if you start 3DO?

mesherknesher

Gordon Robb said:

The albedo will be blank grea on creating a project that you haven't added any materials to. Or am I missing something? Do you see the model if you start 3DO?

Hi GORDON ROBB,
only normal map applies, no abledo shown on model. Ive download the update 2000.1 at this moment and will try again testing.
Tested with TorFrickPetrolProject.
 

mesherknesher

With version 2000.1 it looks so.
I can add an smart material for all channels but not for each.
The old 1.8 has made automatically the albedo from material_ID map, but is that other in 2.0?
Or i'm stupid and do not see what's wrong.

StormyBA

Got a linky for to that space speeder mesh?!

Sythen

StormyBA said:

Got a linky for to that space speeder mesh?!

The mesh is from the Quixel Workflow primer!  http://quixel.se/hub/tutorial/workflow-primer/

mesherknesher said:

I have testet the new quixel suite 2.0 project files from homepage and old 1.8 files too, but nothing appears after creating process only blank grey. What could that be?
I use CC2015 with all updates and tested with and without admin rights.

When creating a new project, the albedo will show a grey by default. Add either a smart material, or use a clean layer (the paper icon, third from the left at the bottom of DDO). Alternatively, you can open up 3DO, hold C + Shift and select a color on the mesh to apply a smart material.

Hope this helps!

mesherknesher

I'll have to take more time for the tutorials, the workflow has a bit changed from 1.8 to 2.0 and all works like in the workflow primer.
This was my mistake. Thanks for your time.