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Vue F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 21 4:12 am)
I don't bother baking anything but then I only render stills not animations.
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about the only time I'd probably use it is for baking metablobs to meshes - no doubt some of the other gurus will chime in sooner or later though
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Ok, Baking:
1- Baking to polygons= transforming a primitive (cube, sphere) into a polygonal object. Also used to transform abolean object made out of 2 different object into a single one. Same process for metablobs.
2- Illumination baking= the process of transforming the indirect illumination of an object into a texture map that will be applied to the object, saving incredible amounts of rendering time for animations.
If you were wondering about #2, it is only usuful for animations, and only when ligting conditions are consistent. The illumination baking process can be pretty long, but only done once for every object, which will save time on thousands of frames.
If you do still renders, no need for illumination baking.
If #1, transforming primitives into poloygonal objects is useless in Vue, since you cannot edit polygons in Vue. It's not a modeller. Baking metablobs and booleans to polygons on the other hand can lead to faster render times, but on rare occasions to errors in the resulting mesh.
I was hoping baking meant all the textures would join up on the object to make the multiple textures into one texture so I then could apply a variation to the whole dressed poser person.
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PS anyway baking crashes my puter
I aim to update it about once a month. Oh, and it's free!
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Is this a step that should be done or does it not really help that much?