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Re: [3DC/Max] Why is it so hard to bake this wall?
I ended up taking this wall, painted in 3D Coat, and exporting it along with its maps. In Max I created a texture-capture plane, and of course I tiled the walls together and set everything up for baking, technicalities and all. Then I made a standard material, applied it, and set its diffuse map to be the diffuse map that… -
Re: [3DC/Max] Why is it so hard to bake this wall?
This is straightforward, just copy the mesh 3 times, snap them together correctly, then make a plane in 3dsmax with your desired uv's and align it over the middle wall panel. Make sure the plane's left and rigt border edges go over the same repeating elements so it will tile properly. Then just use render to texture to get… -
Re: [3DC/Max] Why is it so hard to bake this wall?
Don't think about it as baking a certain kind of map from one model to another. Instead just bake each map (roughness/metalness) like you would with the diffuse. All the maps are just bitmap data - use RTT to transfer these maps from one to another. I would personally recommend doing this in substance designer.
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