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Baking out a color ID map in 3ds max.
Hi ive searched for a bit online already however I cant seem to find a tutorial on how to bake a straight color ID map. Ive baked out a color map based on diffuse color with simple colors but max bakes in shadows for some reason. Any help would be appreciated! -
Re: [WIP] Lisbon Street - Unreal Engine 5
Hi @Eric Chadwick Thank you for your feedback. Yes the interior projection has a slight offset as my spacing of each room doesn't quite come to an even square so i had to offset it slightly to a more rectangular shape and maybe that is causing some slight distortion in the parallax effect based on the viewing angle. In… -
Re: Baking (good) normal maps in Max?
This depends highly on how your workflow is set up, if your baker and render are properly synced up, then you can get away with always using smoothing groups, however it really isn't the best idea in the world even if you can do it. Now, not very many people understand this, and even less have proper workflows to take… -
Re: Marmoset Toolbag vs Substance Painter bake with cage file
1-Also it is possible to use cage and still bake highpoly to lowpoly by their name? In SP i can't for sure, but maybe in MT ... 2-And how can i get the actual material colors created in DCC such as Blender or Max, ect. For example i set the base mesh to red, and the rounded details to yellow, but if i bake with MT it looks… -
AO Baking Issues
Okay, ive been making an Ithaca M37 in MAX, and i am trying to make a cavity map. ive now attempted to bake ambient occlusion maps through both 3DS MAX and xNormal. 3DS MAX: Attachment not found. xNormal: Attachment not found. As you can see, neither of the maps look right. From what ive learnt, they should have darker… -
Re: normal map baking problem
1. For such a thing you don't need hi-poly to low-poly bake. Would be sufficient to bake rounding corners shader only and then paint all extra details in SubstancePainter. 2.Those artifacts are because of long triangles on probably not 100% co-planar area . Bet they are on your low poly itself too. Check it by applying… -
Zbrush UV and Baking Maps
Hi, I am having a problem with UV. So I was given a low poly obj. that already has a UV that I must keep. My task was to detail the fabric piece with texture (alphas, sculpting) in Zbrush, how I did not know the UV was already there so I used zremesher early on to make it easier to sculpt on. Since I changed the mesh, the… -
Re: Why Ambient Occlusion vs Baking Into Diffuse?
The main difference in between having separate AO channel vs having it baked into color texture (albedo/base color ) is that in typical real-time render AO will be seen only inside shadows or under cloudy overcast lighting. On directly illuminated by sun sides of things you typically wouldn't see any AO. It's actually how… -
How to bake Tangent maps in 3ds max.
Hey guys i recently started work on a source project and for my normals they need to be tangent space normal maps as ive never used them or know how to make them, how would i go about baking tangent maps/ making them? :thumbup: -
Re: xNormal Map Problem - Intersecting polygons when trying to bake multiple objects
Yup exploding is inevitable. In max you can tell it to bake based on material IDs which makes exploding obsolete. I don't know if you can do something similar in xnormal.
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