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Kryat
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September 1, 2021
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Image to Material Introduces Seams in a Seamless Texture

  • September 1, 2021
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Hi!

 

I am facing a difficult problem with the Image to Material AI that I believe to be a bug.

I have completely seamless textures I am trying to create maps from, but whenever I run them through the AI, horrible seams are introduced by the software on the edges of the source texture.

 

Is there a way to fix this? Maybe a setting I am overlooking? I've tried tweaking all sliders in the AI settings, but this never goes away. I've included screenshots of what the seams look like.

 

Thanks!

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    Correct answer LoryAline

    Hi,
    the problem is solved since 3D Sampler version 3.3.0, available since may 17th 2022.
    Find the changes and update liste here: https://substance3d.adobe.com/documentation/sadoc/all-changes-188973140.html
    We also make an anouncement on the forum for every release, which detail all changes:
    https://community.adobe.com/t5/substance-3d-sampler-discussions/substance-3d-sampler-3-3-0-is-out/td-p/12947489

    Thank you

    2 replies

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    Mark S. Johnson
    Inspiring
    September 6, 2022

    I'm wondering the same thing.  Please be honest...will this issue ever be fixed?  It's been going on for a veeeeery long time.  And frankly, this feature is the #1 reason why I have the Adobe Substance subscription.

    LoryAline
    Community Manager
    LoryAlineCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
    Community Manager
    September 7, 2022

    Hi,
    the problem is solved since 3D Sampler version 3.3.0, available since may 17th 2022.
    Find the changes and update liste here: https://substance3d.adobe.com/documentation/sadoc/all-changes-188973140.html
    We also make an anouncement on the forum for every release, which detail all changes:
    https://community.adobe.com/t5/substance-3d-sampler-discussions/substance-3d-sampler-3-3-0-is-out/td-p/12947489

    Thank you

    M
    Mark S. Johnson
    Inspiring
    May 31, 2023

    LoryAline, I am using version 4.1.0 of Sampler and every time I import a seamless texture using Image to Material (AI Powered), it STILL introduces seams.  I thought this problem had been solved.  What am I missing here?

    LoryAline
    Community Manager
    LoryAlineCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    September 2, 2021

    Hi,

    This is a known and complex issue, we are working on a fix. 
    It will be available as soon as possible. 

    Thank you

      M
      Mark S. Johnson
      Inspiring
      January 12, 2022

      Lory, I am experiencing these same problems.  Every time I feed a seamless texture into Sampler using Image to Material (AI), it actually introduces seams to the seamless texture.  Is there a workaround or solution for this issue yet?  If not, do you have an anticipated time frame?  This is throwing a big wrench into my ability to work with Sampler.  Thanks.

      LoryAline
      Community Manager
      LoryAlineCommunity Manager
      Community Manager
      February 2, 2023

      LoryAline, I am finally back after a long hiatus attempting to use Sampler to create materials from my seamless textures.  I see in your comment above that the tiling of seamless materials is supposed to be fixed, but when I import a seamless Diffuse and Normal map, then apply a Normal to Height filter to create a Height map, there is still a seam in the Height map.  I thought this issue was fixed.  Am I missing something or is it still not fixed years later?


      Hi,
      The seams bug of this topic come from Image to material (AI powered) filter. 
      So I think your issue is another one.

      Can you report your bug with the support so we can investigate on it?
      https://substance3d.adobe.com/documentation/sadoc/report-a-bug-172823735.html

      Thank you!

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