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Fantastic question about baking mirrored details!
Hear ye, and behold yet another 3D pipeline issue! As you can see, the high-res mesh I am baking has non-detailed spots where the corresponding UV islands are stacked, so that in theory Xnormal will render the details from the high-res to both parts of the low-poly (All in the name of saving UV space). This clearly works… -
Re: Fantastic question about baking mirrored details!
Oh, I understand, that's even easier then. Thanks a lot! -
Re: Fantastic question about baking mirrored details!
Baking is only done into 0-1 UV space, but the texture repeats so offsetting by 1 or some integer ensure that those polygons are not used for projection but it does use the same part if the texture. -
Re: Fantastic question about baking mirrored details!
What I had done originally was overlapped the UV's and scaled their vertices together so they were perfectly aligned. I don't understand how moving the UV shells that are assigned to the blank parts of the high-resolution mesh will allow Xnormal to pick which part of the high-res to assign details from. I did however… -
Re: Fantastic question about baking mirrored details!
Move the polygons you don't want to bake from 1 UV unit to the side (it can be anywhere, so long as it's a whole round number).
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