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jldaureil
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November 24, 2021
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map ratio

  • November 24, 2021
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Hello
I have textures (vegetation: bark, leaves etc. of Xfrog origin) which are not square and which do not respect the size power 2 (256 512 1024 etc. on at least one dimension ... (for example 437 x1024)

Is it possible to create in sampler (with Btm) the textures that I am missing (normal displacement ao) in the same format as the basecolor map I have?

(I would not remap all existing complex geometry)

 

Thank in advance

Jean-Luc

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Correct answer Baptiste_Substance_3D

Hello,

Yes, it will be possible to generate the textures you need using Image to Material. 

Regarding the ratio, you can unlock the resolution and set a non-square resolution (512 x 1024, 512 x 2048,...).

 

We're working on a feature called "Physical size" (see a quick preview here) that will allow you to easily work with non power of 2 textures.

 

Thanks

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Baptiste_Substance_3D
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Baptiste_Substance_3DCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
Community Manager
November 24, 2021

Hello,

Yes, it will be possible to generate the textures you need using Image to Material. 

Regarding the ratio, you can unlock the resolution and set a non-square resolution (512 x 1024, 512 x 2048,...).

 

We're working on a feature called "Physical size" (see a quick preview here) that will allow you to easily work with non power of 2 textures.

 

Thanks

    jldaureil
    jldaureilAuthor
    Participating Frequently
    November 24, 2021

    Thank you very much baptiste for your answer

    If I understand correctly it's actually possible to unlock the resolution for non square images but only for power  of 2 image ratio

    (I've already found this) 

     

    And in the future it will be possible to create non square and non power of 2 image map 

    That's it? 

    And so can you tell me when this feature will be available in an upgrade of sampler? 

     

    Thank u in advance 

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