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Re: How to reduce normal map baking artifacts caused by low/high poly mismatch?
Happy to hear I was wrong in assuming your model was nonspecific. Sorry I've been having trouble understanding, and communicating clearly, I've been operating on less than the minimum required amount of sleep. I can see no technical flaws in neither your Lowpoly or Highpoly, everything seems to be baked and rendered… -
Baking Bug Issue Report: Persistent Stability Concerns with Marmoset Toolbag 5.02
Original document: Bug Issue Report: Persistent Stability Concerns with Marmoset Toolbag YOUTUBE VIDEO (recommended to watch at x2.00 speed) https://youtu.be/tiz7MIinnIU The current baking workflow in Marmoset Toolbag, particularly regarding the Auto-Reload functionality, presents significant challenges that impact… -
Scout Hover Bike — Sci-Fi Checkpoint Bay
Hi everyone, :) I’m starting a new project: a sci-fi Scout Hover Bike set within a small urban perimeter checkpoint bay. The scene will have an overcast, damp, slightly neglected atmosphere, but the location should still feel operational and believable. For this project, I want to explore mechanical sci-fi and hard-surface… -
Baking vs Texture based normals
I've been learning 3D for quite a while now and I've noticed in more recent years hi-poly sculpting/modelling and baking seems to have become standard, regardless of the complexity of the model. I suppose it is ability dependant, but I find the process can take a lot longer when baking, and I wonder whether similar or… -
[TOOL] Hairflow - 2D Hair-Card Grooming & Atlas Baking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE3_pqw-KNU&t=2s Hi everyone, I’ve been working on Hairflow, a specialized 2D tool designed to bridge the gap between sculpting high-fidelity hair and the tedious process of creating hair card textures for real-time engines. The philosophy is simple: Groom in 2D on a flat canvas, and bake… -
Re: artifacts appearing on overlapping parts during baking
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Re: Confusion with Normal baking issues around edges/borders
Hi! Took a look at the files and at the lowpoly exported from Painter and wrote down some thoughts (some not on issue): I think big part of the issue your describing is that the difference of the curvatures between high and low of the gorget is too great - but the highpoly would be best improved as well (see below). Low… -
Blender Tutorial: How to Easily Bake Assets in Blender using "Match by Name" With EZ Baker Addon
Hey guys. I decided to make a tutorial about a cool plugin made by a guy called AquaticNightmare. In this video, I show how to utilize a really comfortable, user-friendly addon called "EZ Baker". This add-on brings various buffs to Blender's weak baking system like "Match by Name" using _Low and _High suffixes, dynamic… -
Re: Baking issues, before and after baking normal map
Hi! By now you probably put your plan into action. When you're generally happy with the shading achieved by the modifier, you could apply it as a starting point. Personally, I define sharp edges while checking the mesh shading, placing UV seams at the same time (unwrapping in Blender). I had another look at the model, so… -
Re: Strange cage artifacts in baking
If this just rounded edges why not just bake them as such with edge rounding shader in Arnold , Blender or whatever. Without cage at all
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