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Overlapping UVs in Maya with default settings
Hey, I always seem to get this problem with laying out UV's in Maya. Once I've unwrapped and hit Layout, my shells look like they're overlapping or spilling over onto other tiles - see pics below. I've left the packing resolution as default and in the UV editor display at the bottom it says 0 overlapping uvs, but wondering… -
Re: Overlapping UVs in Maya with default settings
Hey thanks!! That did the trick! I set it to 1, had no idea I just assumed the default of 0 would pack it within the tile. Thanks again oglu! -
Re: Overlapping UVs in Maya with default settings
oglu - Ahh right, I had not idea about mitmapping but did it at 2k 16px and it worked perfectly! Thanks again Ashervisalis - haha yeah writing that I realised that they bare no relation ;) -
Re: Overlapping UVs in Maya with default settings
When it says '0 overlapping,' I think it's meaning there are 0 UV islands overlapping, but they'll still go into different UV sections. -
Re: Overlapping UVs in Maya with default settings
1 would only be 1 pixel on your texture. You need much more cause of mipmapping. 16 pixel for a 2k if im right. -
Re: Overlapping UVs in Maya with default settings
Increase the Shell Padding and Tile Padding. A Value like 32 shoudl do it for a 4k map.
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