In trying to repeat my first exercise of adding skin texture variants to a character head. For example, forehead skin texture to forehead, cheek texture to cheek etc, etc (which worked exactly as the tutorial explains the first time I experimented 4 months ago) I now seeem to have odd results when I paint white onto the black mask. Instead of just revealing the texture in the localised area required, it also adds a shading effect around the outside of the stroke that creates the illusion of an indentation which you can see on the attachment. What am I doing wrong now that I was't doing when I first tried this 4 months ago? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much for your reply. It set me off on a train of thought that eventually made me realise my daft mistake. I assigned the material wrongly in the first place, this time around. I've just succeded in applying localised skin texture without this height error.
I'm having this same issue! How did you correct your material assignment? I use Blender, and just asigned a default material to my mesh without making any changes to it. Would appreciate your feedback!
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