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Solved: Custom Materials come out looking White
So I'm trying to create a simple Custom Material. I select the 'Import a Custom Material' option in dDo and add my Albedo, Spec, Normal and AO. It looks fine in the Preview Mesh, just how I'd like it so I select 'Create Material' and apply it to my custom mesh and its all white! It's loaded my Normal Map and my AO fine I… -
Re: Solved: Custom Materials come out looking White
Ahhh I see how that can be useful now that you mention it. Thank you very much for helping me with my problem, I really appreciate it. Many thanks -
Re: Solved: Custom Materials come out looking White
Custom materials lose their color information once loaded into the Suite as a Photoshop pattern. They turn grayscale so you can edit the color values to anything. :smile: -
Re: Solved: Custom Materials come out looking White
YES! That did it, thank you! I knew it would be something simple like that. But I'm a little confused. If I've already declared the colour of the texture in my Albedo, (in this case a dull orange) why do I have to apply it again manually when the colour has already been assigned to the material? Thanks for you help I very… -
Re: Solved: Custom Materials come out looking White
The forum ate my last post, so I'll re-post: I loaded your project and created a custom material from the flower pot maps you gave me. What I believe is happening is that you haven't set the color value inside of DDO. The color on the albedo input will be turned grayscale as a Photoshop pattern for DDO to work with, so… -
Re: Solved: Custom Materials come out looking White
Hey there, Thanks for getting back so quickly, I didn't expect one so fast. Yes of course you can see my input maps. I've also gone ahead and left the original maps I created in Photoshop, the Maps created from Quixel from the Project, and the Project itself. It's a file too large to attach so I've left a link to the… -
Re: Solved: Custom Materials come out looking White
Hey Griffo! Currently, you need a specular map for the albedo to properly display. It should function with no problem regardless of whether it has a specular map hooked up, but it'll be a white ball for the time being. A workaround would be to use a flat black texture as your input for the simple albedo if you'd like to… -
Re: Solved: Custom Materials come out looking White
You're quite welcome, that's what I'm here for! :smiley:
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