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Re: Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
Might as well also add the luxology Modo method for baking diffuse / colour / selection maps to this thread (since it was pointed out to me just recently): Assign materials with solid colours (1, 0, 0 - 0, 1, 0 etc) to your objects (or specific polygons) Go to the shader tree and click on Render > Properties tab, and set… -
Re: Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
Alright, so via Transfer Maps, using the diffuse option. That's all there is to it? -
Re: Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
That's what I was thinking...cool. I plan on using low and high poly for baking normals as that's my normal workflow, but have some high poly models that id like to tinker with in Ddo for diffuse, spec, and bump maps. -
Re: Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
If you've assigned various colored materials to your hipoly, it should just be a matter of doing a Diffuse-bake along with all the other map types in Transfer Maps. -
Re: Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
Here's the same workflow for baking color maps in Maya: [vv]55523169[/vv] I can never apply the color as vertex color in Maya, export it (either as OBJ or FBX) to xNormal/Topogun, and get the diffuse map to bake correctly. Maya's OBJ exporter seems to not allow vertex color. The FBX exporter I'm not sure what's going on. -
Re: Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
You don't need any special plugins, simply assign materials to your various highpoly meshes(and faces in some instances) with the following color values: 0,0,1 0,1,0 1,0,0 1,1,0 0,1,1 0,1,0 1,1,1 Bake a color/diffuse map from transfer maps Then you can use a PS script to split them, Andy Davies (metalliandy) released a… -
Re: Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
Use Transfer Maps for that, and assign your high poly(s) as both source and target, then bake diffuse map. If you're working in dDo, I question you only having a HP, since normal maps are a key factor in the magic, and you can't bake normals from a mesh to itself. -
Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
Hey there guys!! So, I have recently been studying hardcore about everything texture creation (especially for environment art)... I was wondering, especially after watching the Eat3D tutorials "Old Pillar" and "Next-gen Texturing," how exactly he goes about getting that very useful flat color map that he brings into… -
Re: Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
Well, I'm not familiar with Maya but I would think it'd be the same as doing it with the low poly where you'd apply material IDs to sections you want to be able to select separately -
Re: Baking out Diffuse maps (for quick selecting in Photoshop)
obj doesn't support vertex colors, you'd need to use the xNormal .sbm 'porter to handle those.
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