I find that when I'm making larger assets that require masks for things like edge wear etc., if the asset is big the masks tend to be low res depending on the size. Is there a way to get better resolution masks? What is the workflow for texturing big meshes that require tiling textures, some edge wear or other masks like…
For macro scale variation on things like rocks it is pretty common to use world space projected textures. that's done in the shader in the engine. Images would help a lot. Words like "large" and "better quality" aren't very precise.
you can detect angles in shader in your engine to select for edges. Its probably possible to multiply a noise on top of that to break it up and look more natural. Not sure what rendering engine you are using, but for most of the big game engines you can find tutorials which will show you have to do basic edge/slope…
@Alex_J thanks for the reply. Im mainly talking about masks generated in Painter specifically for big meshes. So if I have a very large rock for instance, the rock needs a normal map bake and also masks generated for it so I can use tiling textures and get other things like edge wear and dirt. If these rocks are huge…