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Yes, they are inverted. I checked it in Blender. But what to do about it? On the source model they are ok, so they are inverted during the baking. And there is a lot of them, so no way to fix them manually -
Check on any external app if face normals are inverted (creating holes). -
So my noble ride with baking continues... As I wrote in te previous post, I have "holes" in the new model with baked in textures. As you can see on the first video. There are not there on the original model. I though I will solve it by displaying the model with double side rendering... Well... No... When I use double side material (its threejs), some parts of the model are blinking, as you can see there (on stairs next to a tower for example): When I use single side rendering, there is no blinking, but there are holes... With the double side, there is blinking, but no holes... Heeelp Thanks
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Seems in 4.9 transform gizmo stops interaction when navigating.
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By Dmitry Bedrik · Posted
Is the transition from pascal to normal c ++ finally? -
He is chin deep in refactoring. He said it's been the most labor-intensive effort he's ever undergone. -
Thanks, I am making some progress, but about making a BW image... that's kind of the point of doing the sculpt.. I want to sculpt the height data so I can export a normal and heightmap. Looks to me like @micro26 is sculpting directly on top of the texture, which is exactly what I want to achieve. -
You need to import cube into retopo room only and then click Retopo -> Microvertex (no baking), your cube will be in paint room, select 2048 for HD. You need to make black and white version of that image because that image has no height information, then import BW version into stencil and select stencil and on normal map channel only, paint on that cube then Export - high poly mesh. But you still need to make proper black and white image from that. -
Thanks, but I might need a few more details on what to do here. I imported a cube mesh into the paint room and made a smart material with the texture, applied it with UV mapping, and it looks totally ok. But then I go to sculpt room and choose Paint Mesh -> Sculpt Mesh. I get the cube into the sculpt room, but it has no texture.
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By L'Ancien Regime · Posted
I wish there was a video of you doing this. https://obsproject.com/ Free, and does webcasts and records your screen (or parts thereof) while you work. It does audio too. -
Make a cube with enough resolution take it to paint room and load your image as smart material . Then go back to sculpt room and make your sculpt there. Lastly you take the sculpt with texture over to retopo room and bake a plane with your maps. Another way is import a plane directly into paint room with subd levels and do the sculpt there. Hope it helps -
By philnolan3d · Posted
Andrew has occasionally gone on vacation, perhaps he took a break. Or perhaps he's in the zone, working on something really cool. -
By Andrew Shpagin · Posted
Ok, in next build edges will be marked in different 3 colors to prevent this situation. -
There's no way to convert the texture to vertex colors, like a reverse of baking?
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Another option on how to apply this stencil is to take your object that you want to use this stencil on in the Retopo room and go with Retopo -> Microvertex (no baking), select stencil and on normal map channel only, you can paint and then Export - high poly mesh. But you still need to make proper black and white image from that. Maybe you can try something like this first and then bring it into 3Dcoat.
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You need to convert it to black and white image and then you can use it as a stencil and sculpt over it. But in this particular image, you will then need to make some level adjustment and overpaint in photoshop to match desired profile, because if those 3 blocks at the top are supposed to be stairs, it doesn't really make sense to see those shadow parts.
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Code refactoring is the process of restructuring existing computer code—changing the factoring—without changing its external behavior. Refactoring is intended to improve nonfunctional attributes of the software. Advantages include improved code readability and reduced complexity; these can improve source-code maintainability and create a more expressive internal architecture or object model to improve extensibility.
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I already have an albedo map, like this: How can I put this onto a sculpt object, so I can use the sculpt tools to create a normal map (carving out the grout between bricks, etc) so I can then bake and export just the normal map? I need to be able to see the texture while I sculpt. Is it possible to apply a texture to a flat sculpt object?
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What determines the camera position when pressing Numpad to snap the view to an axis? Didn't it center on the mouse position in 4.8, I vaguely remember you could kind of pan by hitting the same key repeatedly and moving the mouse? My 4.9 just seems to jump to some fixed position. Is there an option that controls this behavior somehow?
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