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Re: Persistent UV seams in normal map
What does the model look like in engine with a dark ish grey diffuse and a medium high spec and the normal map applied? There is something very wrong with the bake if that is the normal map applied to the diffuse in the lower picture. -
Re: Persistent UV seams in normal map
I forgot about that diffuse in DDO, it does indeed look a lot better now. I have checked again to see if it isn't the green channel and it doesn't make any difference whether I flip it or not. I'm gonna try baking with fbx/importing an fbx into cry to see what it does. -
Re: Persistent UV seams in normal map
Again, are you sure the normal map isn't flipped for Cryengine? What does it look reversed? The DDO is looking closer, if that is a diffuse applied on top then that may be causing the more notable seam. If it isn't a reversed normal problem, then I can only guess that it is an import / export problem that is breaking your… -
Persistent UV seams in normal map
Good evening, I've been spending most of the day figuring out what the hell is going on with my normals: The subject here is a rock sculpted in zbrush, decimated and then UV'd in Blender. It is made up out of a single smoothing group and triangulated. Using multiple smoothing groups does not solve this issue. I have baked…
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