OMG!!!! thank you so much I've struggled with this for some time and everyone kept saying to paint them out. I always felt that there must be a easier solution to this problem as its such an annoying issue that plagued me and other. You're a gentleman and a scholar.
NO you need that bleed for LODs to not have bleed around object edges in game when the LOD and Texture LOD lower over distance. The REAL solution is to have your island have enough packing distance between islands. 0.01 island distance on layout, with a setting of 6 on Edge Dilatation.
@@brianrasmussen3452 NO you need that bleed for LODs to not have bleed around object edges in game when the LOD and Texture LOD lower over distance. The REAL solution is to have your island have enough packing distance between islands. 0.01 island distance on layout, with a setting of 6 on Edge Dilatation.
U can bake color id maps in substance painter, cos its baker is fastest and i normal bake high poly normals and stuff with it, u need to select color id option>material color, make sure u assign unique flat color on each face which needs to be a different material on highpoly, stack both high and lowpoly on top of each other and duplicate a lowpoly once more and scale it just as a refference cage mesh so substance painter can bake properly, And their u go In substance painter all ure Maps,, colorid, normals, ambient curvature, density are all baked.. and to use color id simply select the color filter mask and select the color to apply for the Group.
Mo Rezai I am unaware of a method where you can combine all of your materials into a single texture map. So what you can do is, duplicate your original model and assign materials to it and then transfer it to the original model. I am currently not aware of a method where you do not need to duplicate your model. Hope this helps.
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The messy edges are caused by the "Fill Texture Seam" setting in the Maya Common Output. Set it to 0 instead of 1
OMG!!!! thank you so much I've struggled with this for some time and everyone kept saying to paint them out. I always felt that there must be a easier solution to this problem as its such an annoying issue that plagued me and other. You're a gentleman and a scholar.
@@brianrasmussen3452 may you live long you man/woman.
NO you need that bleed for LODs to not have bleed around object edges in game when the LOD and Texture LOD lower over distance. The REAL solution is to have your island have enough packing distance between islands. 0.01 island distance on layout, with a setting of 6 on Edge Dilatation.
@@brianrasmussen3452 NO you need that bleed for LODs to not have bleed around object edges in game when the LOD and Texture LOD lower over distance. The REAL solution is to have your island have enough packing distance between islands. 0.01 island distance on layout, with a setting of 6 on Edge Dilatation.
Thanks, just what I needed! Wish Substance Painter had this capability.
U can bake color id maps in substance painter, cos its baker is fastest and i normal bake high poly normals and stuff with it, u need to select color id option>material color, make sure u assign unique flat color on each face which needs to be a different material on highpoly, stack both high and lowpoly on top of each other and duplicate a lowpoly once more and scale it just as a refference cage mesh so substance painter can bake properly, And their u go In substance painter all ure Maps,, colorid, normals, ambient curvature, density are all baked.. and to use color id simply select the color filter mask and select the color to apply for the Group.
If this is for a game model, isn't it better to use vertex painter instead? Each material you're adding is just another draw call.
what to do if you are working in UDIMs ?
Not very clean...lots of problems, no you dont want to fix them in photoshop
so in order to bake the color map you have to give shaders to your low poly right?
is not work for me. I don't know somehow my ID map became messy and totally not accurate at all. please help me
can we do it without duplicating or having a lowpoly and a highpoly ? I just want and id map on my model.
Mo Rezai I am unaware of a method where you can combine all of your materials into a single texture map. So what you can do is, duplicate your original model and assign materials to it and then transfer it to the original model. I am currently not aware of a method where you do not need to duplicate your model. Hope this helps.
hey :) it did mate. thanks
Thanks that helped
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