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Re: Free Maya Shader: Easy normal map edition
sorry for being a imbecile Brice - just confirming this - from my layman's understanding this enables you to basically redo the unwrapping of a segment without having to re-bake the normals? - and would this .cgfx work in max? -
Re: Kinda Urgent: Rendering Vertex Lighting in Maya 6
Edit: Oops sorry I just realised you wanted something for Maya 6 not Max 6 :P. Here is a Max script to enable rendering of vertex colours... http://www.jonseagull.com/downloads.shtml#toggleVCs -
Re: GPU instability/bad performance during bakes in Toolbag/Painter after Windows Fall Creators Update
For anyone trying to still figure this out try disabling Vanguard. It's an anti-cheat program from Valorant if you have the game installed on the computer. Apparently it messes with the GPU. But doing that would mean you can't play Valorant until it is enabled again. -
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Re: [BEGINNER] Baking problems in Substance Painter
Thank you so much guys, I indeed did a beginner mistake of leaving some edges that were marked as "Sharp edge" I removed them and enabled Autosmooth in Blender, and there it is ! Thank you very much again ! -
Re: Previewing UV Seams in Maya
If you open the UV Texture Editor window, located under the Edit UV's menu and then hold shift-right click the option to turn on texture borders will be there. You can also enable/disable texture borders in Display>Polygons -
Re: First full-featured 3d-modeling software for Android tablets
just enable "grid-snap", located in the ribbon before the other snap-icons! the grid adapts to the zoom; see this video for some simple applications of grid-snap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zeF0Gpr0-c&feature=youtu.be -
Re: Merging files
Thanks for the reply! The thing is, I've got two cameras in the rendering scene that are at the exact angle I want them. Plus the render scene has Light Tracer enabled, so I would have to keep turning that on and off. -
Re: Grass rendering problem
Try using a 2-sided material. Object Properties has Backface Culling off by default, which makes meshes 2-sided in the viewport, but not in the render. I always set the Preferences to enable this by default, to avoid this kind of problem. -
Re: MAYA Vieport problem
Are you sure what you are seeing isn't the back of the polygons? In more recent versions of Maya, the default display for the inside of mesh volumes is to render black. Try going under the Shading viewport menu and enabling Backface Culling.
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