Unigine 2.19 Photorealism with SSRTGI UNIGINE takes another leap towards photorealistic rendering with improvements to its Screen-Space Ray-Traced Global Illumination (SSRTGI) technology. The overhaul in ray distribution across hemispheres seeks to deliver more natural and lifelike visuals. Gamma correction issues for Screen-Space Ambient Occlusion (SSAO) have also been resolved, ensuring more accurate renderings whether viewed in the standard buffer or in debug visualisation mode.  Additionally, the unwanted overlap of SSAO onto reflections has been addressed, resulting in cleaner and more realistic reflective effects.

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UDIM (U Dimension) is a texture mapping workflow that spreads a single high-resolution UV map across multiple image tiles, allowing for extremely detailed textures on complex 3D models without using one massive, impractical file, commonly used in VFX and animation. It works by organizing UVs into a grid of "tiles" (e.g., 1001, 1002, etc.), each holding a separate texture file, and is supported by many 3D software.

Although I’m not very familiar with UDIMs, after watching the video, I believe my bake should be using UDIMs, since I rename the mesh each time before baking. I’ll try the method shown in the video next and see if the issue still occurs. Thank you for your reply.

I was checking with this settings No artifacts,  TraficSign.rar

Here's the .3b file

Hi Can you share the model to take a look ?

https://imgur.com/a/gWGk2Fl Whenever I bake ambient occlusion in 3dcoat specifically, I end up with these pixelated artifacts. This doesn't happen with Blender. Anyone have a clue how to avoid that? Or what's causing it? How do I get a cleaner bake? I bake onto models with a texel density of 4096x4096 usually, the screencap above is 2048x2048.  I'm self-taught and embarrassingly, I've run into this issue for quite awhile now... haven't had any luck figuring it out; I'm usually working on a deadline, so I've just been painting over it and moving on. Please help!!

source... Friction is a powerful, lightweight and cross-platform open-source 2D animation package, similar to Adobe Animate or After Effects. Friction is a fork of the now abandoned ENVE project(learn more) that is rapidly approaching the 1.0 milestone release. It has come a long way since being forked from ENVE and is showing a heck of a lot of promise.    

The model have uDims ? If yes, try this workflow  

感谢您的回复。 我后来尝试了一些其他方法，看来问题可能与烘焙多个网格有关。 每当我尝试烘焙第三个网格时，问题就会出现在这个网格上。但是，如果我删除前两个已经烘焙好的网格，第三个网格就可以正常烘焙，没有任何问题。

Hi Use Vox Layer Tool, it will help

Hello everyone, I am a new 3D Coat user and unfortunately I have a big problem. I looked for a solution in some forum threads, but I couldn’t find exactly what I was looking for. I can’t find the Mask Extract or Freeze Extract function. I want to extract the masked area as a separate mesh. Could you please help me? Thanks a lot.

Try deleting points