I need a step-by-step process to create an unlit black border around the model edge in Marmoset toolbag 4. There are few explanations available on the internet but I m too new to understand. Pls help guys
right now there's no real toon shader, however you can achieve some toon like effects with the skin diffusion shader. if you set the shadow smoothing to zero, you get a super hard edge which can look pretty cool.
right now there's no real toon shader, however you can achieve some toon like effects with the skin diffusion shader. if you set the shadow smoothing to zero, you get a super hard edge which can look pretty cool.
Reads like an echo of almighty_girs answer in this old thread Same thread also a contains short description how to create a geometry outline (duplicate mesh, fatten duplicate, invert its normals, apply material). Good luck!
right now there's no real toon shader, however you can achieve some toon like effects with the skin diffusion shader. if you set the shadow smoothing to zero, you get a super hard edge which can look pretty cool.
Reads like an echo of almighty_girs answer in this old thread Same thread also a contains short description how to create a geometry outline (duplicate mesh, fatten duplicate, invert its normals, apply material). Good luck!
duplicate mesh (which software?, i use Maya) fatten duplicate invert its normals (in toolabag 4? please explain)
Hey, here is a video tutorial of someone creating an outline mesh in Maya. Surely there are other ways to do it, as always. Once you got both meshes in Toolbag, you would have to tweak the material of the outline-mesh, so it doesn't react to light, disable shadow casting for the outline mesh, and ensure backface culling is true (is so by default iirc).
Hey, here is a video tutorial of someone creating an outline mesh in Maya. Surely there are other ways to do it, as always. Once you got both meshes in Toolbag, you would have to tweak the material of the outline-mesh, so it doesn't react to light, disable shadow casting for the outline mesh, and ensure backface culling is true (is so by default iirc).
Hi! Is it single sided and did you invert the outline meshes normals? If you want the model looked at, you can zip it and attach it here or send it via pm.
Hi! Is it single sided and did you invert the outline meshes normals? If you want the model looked at, you can zip it and attach it here or send it via pm.
It seems the faces of your outline mesh are not pointing inwards. In the attached fbx they do. Make sure Cull Back Faces is enabled and Cast shadows is disabled for the outline mesh. Honestly it's a bit puzzling to me that you couldn't figure this out with all resources easy to find (and linked to). Good luck!
It seems the faces of your outline mesh are not pointing inwards. In the attached fbx they do. Make sure Cull Back Faces is enabled and Cast shadows is disabled for the outline mesh. Honestly it's a bit puzzling to me that you couldn't figure this out with all resources easy to find (and linked to). Good luck!
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Once you got both meshes in Toolbag, you would have to tweak the material of the outline-mesh, so it doesn't react to light, disable shadow casting for the outline mesh, and ensure backface culling is true (is so by default iirc).
If you want the model looked at, you can zip it and attach it here or send it via pm.
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Honestly it's a bit puzzling to me that you couldn't figure this out with all resources easy to find (and linked to). Good luck!