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Re: Tree normal map seams
Are you previewing this in a game engine? One method that might work would be to have strips of planar faces where you plan to split your UVs. Then split those strips down the middle and use that split as your UV border. Doing that should minimize the variation in the normal map from one side of the UV split to the other.… -
normals issue
Me again, I know right already, So I got a small problem with a 900,000+ triangle model straight down the center there is this normals issue how do I fix It? I tried to do the fliped normals or unify option in max, didn't work. Is there anyway to export out to a format that would correct this, is there any solution? Any… -
Visible normal map seams
Hello, I'm baking normal maps in Painter for quite some time and noticed it creates a seam on the UV island border, it's invisible in Painter's viewport but quite noticeable in a game. To fix this I am using a painted normal layer but maybe there is a better way to do it? -
How do you create normal maps for hand-painted textures?
Hey there, I've googled around and either this is hard to answer or I'm using all the wrong keywords. How does one go about creating a normal map for a texture like this one? I've tried using nDo2, but I apparently know a lot less about that workflow than I thought. I just don't get how this artist made this normal map so… -
Normal Maps Look Strange
Hello, I'm new to UV unwrapping and I've been having some problems using Marmoset Toolbag 3. I'm creating a game-ready asset of a SP2022 handgun. I've completed the high-poly model in ZBrush, the low-poly model in Maya, and am onto baking in Marmoset Toolbag 3. At a first glance I was pretty happy with the result, but when… -
Weird lines with normal map after importing mesh from Max to Maya
Hey, I have a problem with mesh from Max in Maya. Mesh was modelled in Max, then baked in Marmoset. Then I imported this model to Maya (with checked option "Unlock Normals" in fbx settings so maya won't recompute normals) and mesh overall looks nice, but in many places are this weird lines. Unlocking normals is ofcourse… -
Horrible normals
So I have created my high poly mesh and I have a low poly that is uved, but still I get these horrible normal results using xnormal, I even tried using mud-box to bake but that wasn't any better, is it my low poly or could it be my uvs? here is my scuplt he is my low poly and its uvs.. and he is the bad normals -
Re: Another problem with seams in normal map
No, no, no. A properly baked normal map will not have seams like this and you should never paint on a normal map unless you absolutely know what you're doing. Can't believe "paint out the seams" is alive and well in 2017. OP, you need to ensure that the program you are using the bake the object has the same tangent basis… -
Re: Do you need smoothing groups if you have normal map?
Any examples? Answer is mostly yes. is it just a generic tiling normal map? the underlying hard/soft edges could be anything - up to your visual discretion. is it a baked unique normal map? Can't just throw hard/soft edges around as it'll break the normal map (normal maps basically are baked out based on your low poly's… -
Normal map issue
heey guys, I got a serious problem. Always when i open my scene in maya i need to do unlock normals so the normals will go good again because otherwise i get the weird soften edges things happening. Is this a problem that can be solved or not?
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