Post by orangemittens on Apr 9, 2016 19:18:45 GMT -5
LexiconLuthor , creating CAS bakes is a little different because of the rigs that are in there to provide a model. If you export a shirt for example the shirt is shown on a model that includes head, legs, and so on. The model top rig is actually still there too but it is hidden because you exported a top. Blender takes this mesh into account during the bake however and this will lead to black areas where they are not wanted:
What you can do to avoid that is expand the rig on the right and click the little camera on the lines with all the rig parts. This will cause Blender to ignore them when it renders the bake for your garment. In Studio the resulting bake looks like this:
Obviously, you will want to edit the bake image a little before using it so that you don't have bake on the arms and neck or other exposed skin.
I think this is sort of an unnecessary step so the next version of Studio will have the default .blend set up to have the camera turned off for the rig components. That way you won't have to do this prior to baking a CAS item.
What you can do to avoid that is expand the rig on the right and click the little camera on the lines with all the rig parts. This will cause Blender to ignore them when it renders the bake for your garment. In Studio the resulting bake looks like this:
Obviously, you will want to edit the bake image a little before using it so that you don't have bake on the arms and neck or other exposed skin.
I think this is sort of an unnecessary step so the next version of Studio will have the default .blend set up to have the camera turned off for the rig components. That way you won't have to do this prior to baking a CAS item.
