In simple terms 3DCoatTextura is a special version of 3DCoat which has all its Painting/Texturing and Rendering capabilities. So the only thing I can do is to delete those texture layers, go to import find and reimport all those textures to the right UV Set.
#3D COAT TEXTURING EXPORTING A DIFFUSE TEXTURE AS A 2D IMAGE PROFESSIONAL#
Run a test on a simple model (Splash Screen > Ptex), export it to your 3D app and try to render it out. Here is my process and how 3D Coat handles it: I export an FBX from Maya, with 'embed media' toggled on. 3DCoatTextura is a tailored version of 3DCoat 2021 which has all its professional tools for 3D Painting/Texturing and Rendering at a more affordable price. But each time I import the next model, its textures get automaticaly applied to the body UV Set, but not to its imported mesh (3D Coat messes up the textures that are imported with FBX). But once more, all the polygons are packed into the UV space in a visually non-coherent fashion. You can export Ptex work out like you would any UV's and it is supposed to work with any render. Then you have the new Global Uniform unfolding that can make a bad UV layout look right. I never do my UV's in 3ds Max anymore, because of this. UV's in 3D Coat take a lot of the hassle out of UV's and I haven't seen a single UV toolset that is any faster than 3D Coat. Same theme: you can import textures, whether those be diffuse color maps, specular color maps, roughness/gloss/specular power maps, environment maps, or even IOR maps (for Fresnel.) But 'import' here makes it sound more complicated than it is: textures are just image files, and you create them then save them. However, even though the program is easy to master, it is designed for professional use, so you can create very high-quality products with it. 3DCoat is an application for easy 3D model texturing. We have a few options to choose from: ClampToEdge: Any texture coordinates outside the texture will return the color of the nearest pixel on the edges of the texture. Ptex is applying an image map to to your model, and requires quads to work properly, so most of the time, you're better off applying UV's to a low poly version of your model. In this article we will show how you can simply and professionally create textures for your models. The addressmode parameters determine what to do if the sampler gets a texture coordinate thats outside the texture itself. Due to some shader issues in Unity I'd like to re-export my textures from 3DC into diffuse / specular maps. Does Ptex export UV coordinates correctly? Can I read the texture in an another 3d application? Which format is better to use?Ĭan I edit the model in surface mode, while painting in Ptex, or not? Posted SeptemSo I learnt about texture painting around the same time as PBR, so I've only ever so far been using a PBR metalness workflow.
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