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1. Re: Texture Sheet Efficiency feature

   

   Reply by ZacD · Feb 2010 · Home› Technical Talk

   There's auto-packing plug-ins/scripts that can help you make best use of the space.

2. Re: Texture Sheet Efficiency feature

   

   Reply by throttlekitty · Feb 2010 · Home› Technical Talk

   I really forget which one it was, but I remember a script for Maya that would scan your UVs and give you a usage percentage.

3. Re: Texture Sheet Efficiency feature

   

   Reply by ivars · Feb 2010 · Home› Technical Talk

   I would like a script that scales my UV-shells to as close to 100% UV-coverage as possible. Because I usually don't bother with stacking before I have all shells unfolded first. But I hate when you've stacked them neatly just to discover that your shells are slightly too big or too small, and you'll have to rescale and do…

4. Re: Texture Sheet Efficiency feature

   

   Reply by Mark Dygert · Feb 2010 · Home› Technical Talk

   I normally unwrap everything either planar map or a quick flatten (so everything has UV's), if I flatten I'll normally do it in groups so things are a little organized. - Then I run MoP's normalize script which makes sure the scale between the pieces is consistent, it was included in Renderhjs's TexTools too. - Then I…