Your best bet is to use the offset tool in Photoshop set to 50% of the size of your texture, 64*64 if your texture is 128*128 for example. This will move the outer edges of the texture into the middle, so it's easy to see where you've got seam problems.
Hey, I re-sized the maps to 512 by 512 for the car and 128 by 128 for the wheels and damn you were right, not much loss in detail from a distance. Though we can see the pixelation if we go really close... Here's a few renders...
Use RTTAssist, or read up here: http://www.laurenscorijn.com/articles/ambient-occlusion-baking You need to really bump up the settings for MR baking, a 64-128 is the minimum for a good bake. 128-256 for a useable bake.
I has a Wazer Wifle! Hmmm, anyone seen any nuclear wessels? :D Jack - I fully explored Vault 106, even have a nifty collection of 106 uniforms in my closet now back at Megaton.
Just doing some breakdown of TD including trim parts, notice how you can break trim sheet 1024 into 4 or as many as you like with power of 2. In my example I have 512-256-128-128 from top to bottom.
Well... would have been nice if you had answered my question... before I tried installing the patch after I had uninstalled 1.6. So for others: 1.7b as offered in this thread is a patch. You need to have 1.6 installed before the patch can be used.
Thanks to everyone who applied—really appreciated the portfolios. The role is now filled. Project Indie mobile game (solo developer), fixed-price contract; modeling +
texturing only (no rig). I’m developing a mobile puzzle game in Unity 2022.3 LTS (URP). I need a stylized-but-believable
marmot character (red with blue…
Is your normal map being gamma corrected (it shouldn't be)? If it is being gamma corrected then it will be unnormalized and you'll hit these issues. What happens when you fill the entirety of the normal map with 127/127/255? is that what is happening in the first image? If so, that sounds like an issue with gamma…
UDN says: tiledshot X Y X says the screen resolution if you type 2 the screenshot will be twice as big as the actual screen Y is the overlap on the screen border so tiledshot 2 128 will give you a double sized image with a 128 pixel border
I used a Nikon D5300 with ISO-125, shutter speed 1/60 sec. and focal length of 52 mm. I think the trick is to get enough light to keep the shutter speed low so you get sharp pictures in even lighting. And I wouldn't use an ISO above 125.