Hi guys, thanks for your help I was wondering if i could somehow get the highlights that are produced from the light setup that I have. The light only shines off certain edges and I was hoping I could bake that down somehow (easily). Im beginning to get the impression that I may have to manually do it? Ive uploaded my…
A base spec map certainly can be baked. For instance, if you have multiple materials applied to different surface types on your highpoly with base spec values, that content can be baked down. Though I don't know specifically how in Maya it should be possible. It can't be generated arbitrarily from the mesh content though…
Your link didn't work, you should use this URL instead https://sketchfab.com/models/84e651a3c5534628bf8066f606bf0096 Spec isn't something that should just show up on the edges, edges might be glossier, or rougher, or worn to the point it's a different material. But spec should normally be consistent across the whole…
HI there I'm learning to bake from high poly models to low poly. Ive managed to successfully bake the defuse and normal maps from within maya using 'transfer maps' but the ambient occlusion never seems to work & only appears black. Also, Im not quite sure how to output a specular map? would anybody know where Im going…
A specular map is not a map you can bake. You'll need to create your spec map manually alongside your diffuse texture in order to define your intended material. If you use texturing software like DDO or Substance Painter, the specular map may be generated for you when you use material presets.
I've managed to get the AO working but still no luck with the specular. I thought it might be the 'shaded' option, but that just comes out all black so close but no cigar! :)
hi - thanks for adding the correct link :) As this is my first attempt i was only really aiming for a very generic (out of the box) specular. Are gloss/roughness delt with in separate maps?