UDIM seams?

vkdafldkafl

i'm trying to do texturing my cloth and i see seams where i split my uvs 
at first i thought it's just some kinda viewport bug but it appears in iray render too


this one i just tried painting black on 3d viewport and still i see seams.. so i'm thinking it's not the triplanar 


i'm thinking it's something to do with uvs


any advice will be appreciated..

Kanni3d

UV's could be tidier. It likely is because height in general doesn't play well @ uv seams in painter, which gets baked/exported out. This is also compounded by the fact that none of your UV's are straight and tidy to help ease and minimize that issue.

poopipe

edit : nevermind - this is as Kanni3d says

Eric Chadwick

Why not cut your uv seams along their natural real-world locations?

obloquy

could be a smoothuv issue?

vkdafldkafl

so i managed to organize some uvs

well my initial thought was if i use triplanar,  then i don't need to think about the uv seams cause i thought it won't be visible haha.. 

thanks guys

Kanni3d

Ah yeah, for actual "real world" patterns like this, it's always best to use UV projection vs triplanar, since it'll flow much nicely and more believable (given that your UV's are set up nicely)