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Re: Baking UV tiles in Maya
i think the best way is to do it thru mel.. but it might take a while to create such a script. I can implement this in my Ninja_UV script. I have created alot of bake options in the script. [ame=" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H3lJ3KeZZ8&feature=related"]Ninja_UV (Bake Textures Demo) - YouTube[/ame] -
Re: Maya Normal Map bake error
Also make sure you have your high poly, or whatever you want to bake in your source meshes list in the transfer maps dialog, because if it is blank Maya will bake any other meshes that may be hidden etc... -
Re: triangulate before baking nmaps or not?
what prior says. although i never skin stuff as im an env artist. any export would be made from the t pose surely so baking the norms when in this position would be best and triangulating befor baking always gets better results if using external baker in my experience -
Re: Any way to "bake" 3dsmax´s CAT Animation Layers?
hey specter i had your problem a while ago, there are tutorials i believe on the autodesk area site for cat which explain just this. what your looking for is global weighting which you need to keyframe NOTE: local weighting allows you to define the weights of a layer on specific bones it helps to enable layer rig coloring… -
Re: Baking a gradient map?
Adding to what Bigjohn said, you can also let the shader blend the vertex colors for you so you don't have to bake any maps at all, assuming you have a shader system that makes it easy (UDK, Shader Forge, etc.). If you start at 50% grey and paint in whites at the top and dark greys at the bottom, then use an Overlay shader… -
Re: Substance Painter Bake Height map?
Yes, this would be very useful. I'm currently experimenting with editing scalar displacement maps in Substance Painter that are originally baked out of Zbrush. Would be great if I could actually bake them in Substance Painter and see them on the tessellated base mesh. -
Normal Map Baking Errors -MODO 501-
After switching to 501 I never had proper normals.I switched 501 for the smoothing groups and it's supposed to make my bakes even better not worse. It seems mainly I have problems on the edges,here are the pictures,please help. In marmoset: In MODO wievport: Normal Map: Low Poly with smoothing groups: -
AO Artifacts substance painter bake
Hi guys i am working on object which has multiple textures set . In my bake settings i let my settings to match "Always" because i need the interaction between different high poly mesh for the AO map . I know there is the option "Match By name" but the result is not what i want. So i was wondering if the only way to… -
Re: Subtle Lines On Ambient Occlusion Bake from Blender. Do Other Programs Do This?
I don't think you are baking AO from a highpoly model. Those subtle line of shades are there because of your model's geometry. (You must be using lowpoly to render it) Every software could end up like this if you just bake directly from lowpoly model. Update: You might be able to get rid of the subtle lines if you make… -
Re: Issue with Normal Map Baking in Substance Painter - Cloud Area Problem
THANKS¡¡ it just was the overlaping of the tentacles in the low UVs. I had sculpted just one of them and i applyed the array modifier after making UVs to got them all in one place, because of that some tentacles have a "nothing" hight map to bake (tentacles that i have no sculpted = empty space = black bake). Just if…
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