this is crazybump it works well here's a link too http://www.crazybump.com/

.o and here's a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n3jdyrKTtg I hope this helps

this is 10 times better then InsaneBump2_5
Edited by DOOM899 on Apr 22, 2015 at 07:49 PM

Nice common knowledge people already know. And modeling High Poly's will always be more efficient.

Teach me everything master !

Lesson 1.

I use that and nDO2

Never ever use apps like these to generate Gloss/Specular maps!


ALWAYS DO THEM YOUR SELF!


In the case of normals maps always bake from a High-res mesh on to a low res one by using a baking system like 3dsmax's RTT. And if you are trying to add additional detail on your normal map by transplanting something from a diffuse texture use this \/



https://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-texture-tools-adobe-photoshop

If you don't like the Render To Texture System in Max or Maya you can try using Xnormal which is pretty handy too!

http://www.xnormal.net/

Bruh if I had substance painter my life would be complete. Especially since I'm using UE4 a bit.

this is me just saying but crazybump work's well if you don t have a 3dsmax modo based on the map im modding you will see what crazybump can do if I don t over do it":.

forgot to add you can make your SPEC maps based off your normal maps look's way better
Edited by DOOM899 on May 31, 2015 at 11:30 PM

I bought them both but I've never used them. IDK what the difference even is between Painter and Designer..

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I was told that you should always bake the silhouette of the high resolution model and then (if you want), use texture tools create the detail.

Of course I just would not touch any of these applications for specular or diffuse maps though...

Edited by Cheddars on Jun 1, 2015 at 03:07 AM

Floaters can only get you so far. It's so rewarding to grab your favourite image of say an allen key socket, sprizz it over into Nvidia tools's normal map generator and then apply it to your texture space map.

Literally around a minutes worth of effort Vs. what would take perhaps 5-6 minutes for an experienced modeller. (which I am not)

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