Problem with Stacked UVs when Baking

Aleksandar023

Hello, I have one problem that is bugging me for a while. The problem is that I wanted to stack/mirror parts so I can save some UV space and get better resolution. I've moved stacked UVs to the side by 1 but I get this weird triangulation on moved UVs.

It wont let me embed pictures for some reason so here are the links : 

1) These parts are moved out of standard UV space by 1
https://gyazo.com/5a74e4caf8f1cda74fbac8f241d2c1e4

2)  This is how they are baked 
https://gyazo.com/38238bf4c107996e041195bd14ab2664

I had to try to stack/mirror some identical parts so I can save some space because if I don't do that there are tons and tons of parts in the UV map and the resolution gets really bad even at 4k because of all the parts on the model. So my question is how do you deal with this kind of problem? 

Jerc

Parts that are out of the 0-1 space are ignored for baking, so that staking is likely not the issue.Do you have 1 identical part still in your 0-1 space for the baking to process? Do you have proper smoothing groups / hard edges on your low poly mesh?

Aleksandar023

Yup I have one part left in 0-1 UV Space so I can bake information on it and I have proper smoothing groups and everything. Basically I've used Substance Painter before and I am used to it but I wanted to try the technique of stacking/mirroring parts so I can save some space. That did not turn out well... 

Aleksandar023

I've tried with one object only so it will be easier for me to test it, still same results...

1) This is how UV Map looks inside the Blender
https://gyazo.com/ece690f20185887c18b1face3356b5b7

2) This is how UV Map looks inside SP, there are artifacts even before I bake the object ( every edge seems to be hard )
https://gyazo.com/229921a126b8e466ecc7491ca51005bf

3) Baked result
https://gyazo.com/b07045b1d4564eb1bd4a8004042a9146