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Mesh Morph/Blends
Hi, I have sculpted, retopped and bakes some stairs that look nice in Ue4... however I did these as a damaged version and feel that ideally it would be useful to produce a non-damaged set and blend the damage detail/normal between the two.... ideally these will have different topology...would this be a case of vertex… -
Re: Mesh Morph/Blends
Hi, Cheers for the reply - its appreciated!!! So ideally do I need to use the same vertex amount across both meshes? As you put "You must not need different topology" I know how to use vertex paint to paint across different materials/textures and add some variation I just wasn't sure if this would work with a bake from one… -
Re: Mesh Morph/Blends
https://docs.unrealengine.com/latest/INT/Resources/ContentExamples/MaterialNodes/1_12/index.html You not must need different topology, if you use displacement. You actually need one mesh then, and 2 displacement maps. Then you can put one mesh into your level with the one dsplacement map, and the another with the another.… -
Re: Mesh Morph/Blends
You not must need different topology, but then you need dynamic tessellation, and displacement. This approach can work very well. You could vertex paint it too if you want, and use vertex offset (world position offset). This would result less polygons. There are a lot of ways for doing what you want, maybe you could even…
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