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Baking shadows in blender
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Jul 25th, 2010 |
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ALT+F4
wow
thanks cowboy
Whenever you bake textures, it bakes onto the original image, but it doesn’t replace it
@onlineboxingdotnet…
You can take this image and blend it in photoshop via multply filter or somthing to make your original texture have shadows?
Tell me if I’m wrong. And I would assume GIMP can do a multiply filter and GIMP is free.
wow, you really know how to use blender. nice vid.
Problem with this though, is that you overwrite any texture you already have…so in fact, what ur left with is only “shadows” and nothing else..so this is in fact, unusable.
wut if your gorund isnt just a flat plane? and wut if the object casting a shadow isnt a simple cube?
ctrl alt b.
What?! No it’s not! That’s to animate. Ctrl alt b is bake.
Thanks!
thank you very much, i have been trying to figure this out because i made a glass cage around my water simulation and it always made a BLACK shadow so that i could not see anything. Now that i have watched this, I fixed my problem.
again, thank you
yes
nice
got the sound from Theme Hospital?
does this method work for shadows in the game engine?
ALT+A
thank you sooo much… now i can have it in my game!
Gracias Gespertino! “el que sabe sabe!”
ryutenchi:
for the bake menu: CTRL+ALT+B
unwrap menu: U
Buenísimo el tutorial. Una sugerencia nomás: usá siempre tamaños de textura de base 2 (256,512,1024,2048 y así). Eso acelera muchísimo el procesamiento de la textura en el baking, el render y el texture paint.
what’s the shortcut key for baking?