RejectedSpike
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Hello, All
I created a concrete slab with a ramp and a wooden vehicle guard on one side. In creating the texture for this asset, I combined the wood texture and the concrete texture into one albedo panel, processing the texture to create the required PBR frames. I use the Materialize app to process the texture and the problem is that the concrete material is different from the wood material and I'm unable to apply different factors to the two materials to make them stand out individually. I have to settle for a flat image that does not give a natural appearance. How do I solve this problem, please.
As an aside and somewhat related, in searching for an answer, on the download station I happened to come across an asset that had a set of eight PBR textures applied to what appeared to be three individual LOD meshes. I have no idea how one goes about applying eight sets of PBR textures to one asset mesh. All my attempts to do the same, failed.
I gave up . . .
Anyway, thank you for your attention,
All responses are welcome!
Cheers,
Rejected Spike
I created a concrete slab with a ramp and a wooden vehicle guard on one side. In creating the texture for this asset, I combined the wood texture and the concrete texture into one albedo panel, processing the texture to create the required PBR frames. I use the Materialize app to process the texture and the problem is that the concrete material is different from the wood material and I'm unable to apply different factors to the two materials to make them stand out individually. I have to settle for a flat image that does not give a natural appearance. How do I solve this problem, please.
As an aside and somewhat related, in searching for an answer, on the download station I happened to come across an asset that had a set of eight PBR textures applied to what appeared to be three individual LOD meshes. I have no idea how one goes about applying eight sets of PBR textures to one asset mesh. All my attempts to do the same, failed.
I gave up . . .
Anyway, thank you for your attention,
All responses are welcome!
Cheers,
Rejected Spike