Beginners Guide to Baking | part 6 | Multiple textures into 1 | Blender 2.8
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Continuing the guide to baking we are baking out lots of textures from multiple objects onto one texture map, sometimes known as a texture atlas.
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Baking has to be one of the most unintuitive aspects of Blender:-D But you did a great job of explaining it!
i was nearly in tears trying to find out how to do this and then there was this video, the beacon of hope.
I spent hours watching videos and searching for tutorials, trying to get a single UV map from multiple textures. Your explanation and guidance was just perfect. Your method is the only way I have gotten this to work at all. Obviously, there is probably another way, because I know others are showing how to do it, but I think they are leaving out something in the process. I'm grateful. Thank you!
Thank you for this,
i searched the internet for 2 days to find a better way or quicler cause this seemed a little dounting, but i ended up back here.
this is The best Guy to get Straight up Knowledge of blender. learned a lot in from your video, and i will not search around for an easy way next time.
Omg!!! I've been looking for this info all over the internet. It's SO CLEAR and to the point. THANK YOU!!!!
How is that possible that this man saves my life every time I get confused about things in gamedev?! This is the most useful gamedev/3d channel for me. Thank you, Grant.
I've watched a half dozen tutorials on this subject and this is the first one that actually gave me useable results.
This was the piece to the puzzle I was missing...great explanation
Thanks :)
OMG! THANK YOU! I have been beating my head on the wall for days trying to figure this out. You explained it better than anyone. Don't know why it took me so long to find this video but glad I did. Excellent job. I will watch the whole series now.
Excellent Baking tutorial series. This is exactly what is necessary to know when you get to the part where you have to get your complex texture setups out of blender in to a game engine.
Hands down the goat. Appreciated content! No-one else explained it well enough for me, now I've got my texture exported and ready to go!
Thanks for making an in-depth series on baking. I've really been enjoying it. This will help me out with several projects I'm working on
Thanks :)
Can't thank you enough, seriously! I went through so many tutorials that led me in the wrong direction. I got super close with one of your other videos and after your recommendation I decided to check out your playlist on baking. I was really starting to get discouraged and feel I was in over my head, so thank you again for such great, concise tutorials!
Thank you so much Grant! It's one of those things: in a scene: I want to bake textures together on an atlas to avoid repeating all the steps for baking individual objects, + mem usage and file space optimization for games. And you explain it clearly simply, great quality delivery on youtube!
Fantastic tutorial Grant, thanks for uploading. Multiple-to-one texture-baking is one of those things that seems that one needs to do the old fashioned way several times before getting a fancy add-on to do it for you. Anyway, I'm off to take my first baby steps into this corner of Blender now. Wish me luck!
this is an amazing example on making ANY texture a lot easier and faster. this method can be used in a number of situations, saving a lot of manual labour. for ex.combining and transfering objects with color palet textures to ordinary unwrapped UVs. very easy to understand, already tested on the go. great, great stuff!! thnx
I've been trying to finish up my first complete model and I was so confused for this part of the process. Thank you so much!!
Thank you! As always your tutorials are incredibly useful and decisively understandable!
You are a saint sir! Thank you for the in depth and clear explanation on how to map multiple objects into one uv map!
Thank you!!! I saw three tutorials to learn how to bake multiple textures into one but all of them failed to explain some details you clarified here. You're amazing! c:
And this is why I'm here. Great video Grant! You took something very confusing to people and simplified it down where even the newest can follow.
thanks :)
This is the best tutorial i found on the internet
Absolute legend, I tried a few tutorials before I found this one and this was quick, concise yet gave me enough information to understand what I was actually doing.
This was the best blender tutorial i ever watched, this was exactly what i was looking for and did not see this anywhere else, got a subscribe from me, thank you
Can't even explain how grateful I am. Thank you sooo much!
I was looking for this from the whole day u r the best thanks 😃
My long struggle with UVs is finally over thanks to you. Great explanation much appreciated 👍👌
These Videos are so helpful ! Just what i was looking for. Thank You Mr. Abbitt, You are trully awesome teacher.
Great video. I'dd already seen the one with your medieval house, but this seems some what more efficient!
Thanks a bunch!
Glad it was helpful!
This is the first video explaining the process in a way that I understand it as a beginner. Thank you so much. I watch a lot videos about baking in 2.8 but never understood the process completely. After watching this video I could bake my first texture atlas. :) You saved me a lot of time.
Thanks
you have saved my life! thank you for this very simple tutorial!
Super simple explanation Grant, many thanks again.
I think this is probably the best baking tutorial i've seen for blender.
Amazing! This was just the thing I was looking for! Thank you so much!
man your videos ALWAYS clear my all my doubts.
you are the best when it comes to tutorials i can understand every single thing you say keep going
Thanks for that, been banging my head off the walls for days trying, it seems I was missing a single step!
MAN this worked for characters into GameGuru! Thank you so much!
Heya, I just wanted to say thanks for the tutorial. I have a boss that I need to sculpt, retopologize, bake, texture and finally rig. I was confused on how I'd make the boss without having like 2 or 3 textures inside of it - your tutorial has helped immensely!
Thanks for always making these easy to follow and calming tutorials, otherwise me and many others would flounder about in Blender for much longer before finding out what to do!
FANTASTIC TUTORIAL!
Did it on one group of objects; worked just fine. Did it on a second group of objects; Only atlases one of them. Checked it over several times. The UV maps are sorted, the nodes are selected, the baking settings are correct, the objects are selected, etc... and it just will not atlas 3 of the 4 objects for some reason I cannot fathom. Blender is great. =)
That I was looking for. Perfect, thanks a lot, Grant!
(I use one mesh - a simple building - with three different texture images, but the process seems to be the same; now I'm able to apply the baked UV Map for this mesh in BuildBox 3/mobile game)
Thank you so much for this tutorial! And for the brief explanation
Thank you friend! I've been looking for how to do this all day. I will go to bed knowing that in the morning I will do everything right. Thanks!
Thank as always grant.
Thank you so much for your efforts explaining how baking pipeline works
Holly cow..literally .yesterday i was searching for this kind of tutorial and found nothing that explicit..ty
thanks :)
Love this. Step by step for beginners like me :). Thx.
Maaaaan, thank you so much!) It's the best way to get cool result. It's amazing:)
Thanks for the video, really helped me to get to grips with this concept :)
Another great one mister Abbit... Thank you :)
Very great tutorial 👍 I've joined the three objets and affected a new material with the new texture... Works perfectly ! Thanks a lot for all your useful vidéos 😃
Thanks :)
So clear and helpful, thank you!!!
I think you explained it the best. I know Baking textures is not very straightforward and I have been struggling with it, but after you explained it this time about how the rendered UV and the Rendered Material is baked to the selected Image Texture mapped according to the selected UV...I think I will now never forget it. I just now understand it as Image and UVMap being Rendered -->Is Baked to--> Alternate Image and UVMap I Selected. Thanks a lot, Now it seems simple.
Calming voice. My ear appreciates
Great tutorial! thank you!
The best explanation.....after years trying...
Great! Was searching for it👍
Thank God for you, man !
Thank you for the guidance!
thank you for this great tutorial ! very interesting as usual ;)
Great video! I know baking can seem unintuitive and a lot of people don’t like doing it, but I personally enjoy it, haha. I’ve come to make a fun little analogy that helps me understand it better
It’s a bit like a stamp. You unwrap the UV (create a desired stamp shape), dip it in the ink (your existing textures) and then brand with it (on an empty texture aka canvas). I think it’s an easy and fun way to think about it ^^
I like it
Thanks a lot, been trying to solve that for hours.👌🙂
Thank you very much for this video! I really needed it
Thank you for this! Good tutorial.
awesome explanation, clear and great detail
Thanks :)
Great video, very useful!
Thanks your tutorial really helped!
You always do great work bro☺️👍👍
Brilliant, thank you very much!
Thank you sir your videos are very easy to understand. From your tutorials I learned blender and now I am getting freelancer work. Please keep your good work always open or On. Thank you
Finally a great and didactic explanation about this process! Thank you.
Really great explanation
Uv pack master is suposedly good at calculating the most optimal spaceing for textures and you can set calculation time like give it 10sec or 1min to find the most optimal positioning and it will test multiple layouts but think its 20 bucks for pro and 10-15 for basic. Simplebake is good for baking multiple objects to an atless and bakes full PBR and Color ID (specialty) maps for exporting to places like substance.
Simplebake also gives options of baking as rough or glossy and options for normal such as opengl or not. You dont have to make texture nodes eather you just select the object, select the maps, select sizes, and bake even allows you to export textures to a folder of your choosing and name the bach bake, or even have it create a coppied object with the textures applied.
The diffuse for simplebake is also close to what you see in the render and doesnt washout colors of your painted textures.
Thanks for the info.
simple bake sounds very good. What is the cost?
@@grabbitt $10 on blendermarket
Very useful info. Thanks a bunch.
Best tutorial on the subject, thank you sir! Blender should improve this process
Not sure if it's a kosher way of doing it, but I followed your directions for two objects (a simple room and a floor) to combine their textures successfully (along with shadows that I had baked in previously), then generated a normal map from that and alpha-ed out the floor part of it so that only the walls would have the bump--and it worked perfectly. I also joined the objects and reduced the normal map scale to 512 x 512, to make up for the alpha. I'm just learning Babylonjs, and it exported pretty well to that, bumps and all. Thanks for all the great tutorials and your gentle teaching style. I'm used to having teachers hit me over the head with a bamboo cane to get their points across...
Brilliant, thank you
thanks, this was really helpful
You are the best!!!!!!! Gracias locooo!!
Great Video!
i love you man! thanks
This is very useful!
great tutorial
very good tutorial, thanks!
Thanks :)
god tier tutorial.
Good tutorial
I downloaded it so i can follow along with something I am working on for Skyrim
Quality content, thanks a lot!
Thanks :)
THANK YOU... ! you save my life
Thanks a lot mate.
Thank You Very Much! I have tried to learn baking from time to time with no success. I just end up giving up or use multiple textures. The trick was to click the "use node" in cycle render and the node setup you showed us. The native node setup they give us did not work for me, but your bsdr principal shader did the magic. Thank You.
*and you have to click the direct and indirect to bake the diffuse.
Thank you so much!!
Nice one, thanks
Thank you so much!
Thanks a alot you saved my life
Thanks it really helped 👍👍
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great explaination
I noticed that if the principled shader has some subsurface scatter, the bake/diffuse/colour doesn't bake at all. It just bakes a blank image texture. As soon as I set subsurface scatter to 0, it worked perfectly. Just in case anyone else was having an issue. Thank you for the great tutorial!
looks lite SSS overlighted the texture in cycles, but not on preview scene? Anyway its good to know, how to solve this :)
very good tut :) thx
THANK YOU SO MUCH