Testing Unity's experimental De-Lighting tech

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  petemc polycounter lvl 13

  Jul 2017

  

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  jStins interpolator

  Jul 2017

  This is really cool, thanks for sharing!

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  petemc polycounter lvl 13

  Jul 2017

  jStins said:

  This is really cool, thanks for sharing!

  Thanks Joel! There were a few errors in my bakes, so I'm running the tests again over the weekend

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  petemc polycounter lvl 13

  Jul 2017

  I'll post the results on the blog

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  Dash-POWER polycounter lvl 10

  Aug 2017

  Hi, I've tried also this interesting tool. With example maps which are included on Git it works really well but I've tried my test scan and I got not really good results in some parts on my scanned object. See attached screen below. The object was scanned by smartphone without Xrite color checker - homeless photoscan system .
  The input maps for the tool are baked in xNormal and doesn't looks bad as input I think. Only color map has too dark areas and I understand this can't be delighted because there aren't any surface color information but on some areas it looks that light could be removed. Instead of this I'm getting color fragments (specially on the Lizard's head). I'm using +X -Y +Z axis orientation (tried also +++ but got almost same results).
  
  
  
  If someone ever had similar problem I would be happy if someone could help. (I'm understanding that sources aren't made by proper way of photogrammetry. I just want to know why I'm getting these color fragments if because of the tool has some bug or my sources are too fantastic :-D. I'm using all maps which are necessary for the tool.
  You can download sources here(only maps): Google drive download
  
  Thank you for any reply.

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  petemc polycounter lvl 13

  Aug 2017

  You could try baking a position map, Substance can bake them and I think XNormal too. Could you post a photo of the object you scanned so we could see how the albedo behaves in real life?

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  Dash-POWER polycounter lvl 10

  Aug 2017

  I've already baked position map in SD but it has no change. I'm starting thinking that you should bake your model with fixed world orientation because my object space normals has different world axis then example maps. Tool has Switch Y/Z button but result is almost same as before. Also tried TGA instead of PNG. Position map is just additional map.
  
  
  
  GIF: Before delighting.
  New tga maps: download
  
  

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  petemc polycounter lvl 13

  Aug 2017

  I think your mask is wrong, try masking the lizard from the wood.

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  Dash-POWER polycounter lvl 10

  Aug 2017

  petemc said:

  I think your mask is wrong, try masking the lizard from the wood.

  Yes. This helped a lot. Result is much better then before. It has still some fragments but it's probably because of bad scan. Thank you for your tip.
  
  
  
  
  

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  petemc polycounter lvl 13

  Aug 2017

  Much better, nice work!

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