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Re: Texture Image Baking: How do I smooth jagged edges?
@Ladytron Marmoset has a free trial that you should absolutely try out and decide if the time and effort it saves you is worth your money. It is very easy to use, and way quicker than most bakers because it uses your GPU to do the calcz. What it offers you in this case though can be done with any photo-editing software… -
Re: Learning to bake
Those gradients aren't necessarily bad, gradients in the normal map compensate the vertex shading gradients in your low poly, getting it to look like your high poly in the end. Yes, you can get rid of them with hard edges or support loops, use an empty material on your low poly to identify any vertex gradients. The… -
Is it possible to bake normal maps from several low polymodels down to a single lower poly model?
I have 4 environmental photogrammetry meshes created using Autodesk ReMake. They're all super hi poly. My plan is to arrange them together into a single environment, and generate a single lo poly mesh that I then bake the textures from the hi poly meshes on to using Marmoset. But they're super super hi poly! And I'm not… -
Re: Fastest exploded bake method?
If baking in substance designer 5 is an option, they recently added a feature to match high and low poly models based on a naming scheme. So in zbrush your subtools would be named object01_high, object02_high etc... Then you have an FBX with all of your low poly files named object01_low, object02_low etc... and when baking… -
Announcing the winners of the handplane baker contest + New handplane build!
Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete an entry. We want to show our appreciation by awarding $20 steam gift cards to everyone who finished an entry in time but didn't place in the top 3. Watching so many artists approach the same task simultaneously has been been extremely valuable. Several of the top issues… -
Re: Sketchbook: <Digo>
lots of little bits! is that last one low poly baked? I see some crispy edges that make me think that might be the case -
Re: Mesh scale in baking texture maps, workflow question
Ideally you'd sculpt at the correct scale in the first place . Ive seen people import a reference cube or object to set their tool scale before starting to sculpt - not sure if there's a better way now. Scale can affect certain bake types eg. Ambient occlusion, thickness, anything with spatial parameters really . You can… -
setTextureSetHeight variable error when baking multiple materials
Hello, please tell me why I can not set the height of the texture? import mset import os desktop = os.path.join(os.path.join(os.path.expanduser('~')), 'Desktop') mset.importModel(os.path.join(desktop, "temp.fbx")) baker = mset.BakerObject() baker.outputPath = os.path.join(desktop, "bake.png") baker.outputSamples = 4… -
Re: Baking normal maps.
Are you sculpting these bricks and then bringing into max? If so, try a polygon reducer like decimation master to get each brick down to a reasonable polycount. Often when sculpting you can create details that are sub-pixel in size and are unnecessary for the baking process. Outside of that, your computer is fairly slow to… -
Re: Sketchbook: マルコ
Low poly complete, now I only need the money to buy a Substance Painter license, so that I can do the bakes and proceed with texturing.
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