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P3D v3 Texture baking slight issue.

wideloadwhitford

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Hello all!

Using 3dsMax 2015 , Nvidia Mental Ray, Arc & Design Ambient Occlusion 50 samples.

I sometimes get this issue here but don't know why its trying to simulate my texture onto the map. Anyone have any ideas? As you can see one side of my UVW map is showing correctly but the other isn't.

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Map each side separately if you're going to bake AO. It's also hard to work out what's happening with the map without seeing the UVW Editor screen
 
Thanks guys. Somehow I redid the AO and it's working. But you're right I mapped them separately. So far the results are good, I assume if I increase the samples the shadow will be bigger?

Ryan
 
Sampling increases the accuracy and smoothness of shadowing, at the expense of increased render times. A lower sampling will produce a very grainy shadow, high sampling smooth.

Spread, max distance, and falloff impact the shadows.
 
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