Hey there, new Questipn by me.
So what I'm currently doing:
Finished my HighPoly, exported the Polypaint, created the LowPoly, applied correct UVs for LowPoly.
So i put everything to XNormal and what do o get, ... strange Maps.
This is the Highpoly

the Texture of it

The LowPolys Layout

And now the crazy thing I get

Also I'll show you my Settings in XNormal:
Size: 512 x 512
AA: 2x
Bucket Size: 32
Edge Padding: 4
And the Default Renderer.
Hopefully you can help!
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To setup a cage you have 3 options:
1. If you use 3dsmax, place a Projection modifier over your Edit Mesh(does not work with Edit polys) lowpoly. Extrude the cage until it covers completely the highpoly model and move some vertices if it's needed. Then. save your lowpoly as as .SBM. Assign the file to xNormal and use you check in the "Use cage" option.
or
2. Use the xNormal built-in cage editor: enter the 3D viewer and check in the "Show cage"/"Edit cage" option. Extrude the cage until it covers completely the highpoly model. Move some vertices if it's needed.
Press the "Save meshes" blue button so the files will be saved to .SBM format. Answer YES to the dialog asking for auto-assigning the meshes.
Exit the viewer and render the maps.
or
3. Use an external cage file. Basically, clone your lowpoly mesh in your favourite's modelling application and extrude it/move vertices until the highpoly mesh is completely covered. Important: don't delete faces/vertices because the toppology must be exctly equal to your lowpoly mesh!
Save the file, for example, as .OBJ.
Assign it as "External cage file" in xNormal, check in the "Use cage" option and render the maps.
See the
http://www.xnormal.net/Tutorials.aspx
Ray distance measurement method 2A: xNormal built-in cage editor
Ray distance measurement method 2B: External cages
Ray distance measurement method 3: 3DSMAX 9 .SBM exporter