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Custom tilable normal map has seams.
I want to create my own tilable normal from baking a pattern into a plane. Then using the baked normal to apply and tile it onto other objects but I get seams. But the height map doesn't have seams. Only the normal map. I bake in marmoset and have tried many settings with no luck. -
Re: Treasure chest - How to bake correctly normal and ambient occlusion maps
hmmm... I'm gonna have to disagree with you there on the good and bad thing. The problem with using a lot of smothing groops like that is you aliasing is going to really show in engine. Yes, there are some odd curves on the non smoothing group version, but those can be fixed by manually editing the normals on your final.… -
Question about smoothing/normals
Hello community! I want to attach a mesh to another mesh without damaging the smoothing/normals. Do i just do like this if its editable mesh? 1. Select the first mesh i am going to attach it to. Add edit normals then select the normals and make explicit. 2. select the second mesh i am going to attach to the first. just… -
3DS Max normal map error
Hey! When using a normal map in 3DS Max (offline rendering) I get this shading error even if I just use a normal map with a flat colour. For some reason it works just fine in UDK, but not in 3DS Max. The normal map is baked with standard settings. I know it's not a game related problem, but I thought I could ask anyway. -
Answered: bump painting normal detail
I have a few questions on normal map painting in DDO. I tried to add detail to the normal map and it advised me to add a bump map to it. Will the automatically be added to the normal map when I export the files? Also when in the bump file and in paint mode I could not figure out how to invert paint, I wanted the strokes to… -
Re: 3ds max : reproject a normal map on a different uv set ?
[edit] oops, Vig posted while I was composin' I just did a quick test, it should work - I took my source mesh, applied a material with my normal map in the bump slot, set to amount 100, as a normal bump. Treat this as the highpoly. I duplicated it, rotated the uv's 45 degrees and baked the normals from my 'highpoly' to… -
Re: Vertex Normal Corner Decals?
So the 45 vertex normals had to do with how the normals were projected, by having the normals at 45 degrees you are able to use them on angles other than 90 degrees. Think about it as a workaround to project the normals flat (since the edges are masked off) -
Graphic Cards and Normal Mapping?
I not sure if this should go in to the 2d/3d Discussion or here. So Im putting it here unless you guys think this should be in the 2d/3d Discussion. But here is my concern. My current Graphic cards (GeForce 2) can't calculate or apply Normal mapping nor display shaders in real time in the viewport. So I'm wonder what… -
UDK Shading Normals Incorrectly
Hey everyone, Im having a really strange issue with a mesh that I've brought into UDK. Whenever I apply my normal map, I get a lighting problem on two pieces of the mesh. I'm stumped as to why this is happening and why it's seems to make these pieces lighter and darker without reason. The mesh with the normal map appears… -
UDK normals and lighting problem
Hello guys, Just came across a wierd problem in UDK, been looking around for a solution for a while now. The problem is that the normals look fine in the editor but then once i build the lighting it completly changes and doesnt even look like it has a normal map applied? :/ here is an image of my problem. as you can see…
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