12-19-2016, 02:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-19-2016, 02:47 PM by torridgristle.)
(12-19-2016, 07:10 AM)THElectrolith Wrote: Is there some kind of tutorial on how to correctly map the textures to the models? If so, can anyone link it? It would be appreciated
EDIT: Ohana already does it, but i don't know how to do it in other envirorments like blender or unity.
A lot of the textures need their Mapping adjusted in Blender. For example, the diffuse for the bodies that appears to only be one half has to have its mapping scaled to 2 along X, the offset changed to 0.5 along X, and then Mirror X checked under Image Mapping. The normal maps are object space (under Image Sampling check Normal Map and select Object) as far as I can discover and they don't need to be mirrored, you can see on the texture that they already are. These should look right without any adjustment to mapping. Things like eyes and mouths get tricky though, they're not all the same and it depends on how many eyes and mouths they have in the texture. Pinsir for example has 2 columns and 4 rows of eyes, so to get just one to show up on the model the mapping had to be set to X Scale 2, and X Offset 0.5, and then Mirror X turned on because both eyes appear to be a little different. Mouths follow the same logic. The mirroring won't happen in Material view, you'll only see it in render.
You can animate mouths and eyes in Blender by adding keyframes for the Mapping offsets, same thing for humans. Unfortunately the eyes and mouths in the uploaded models all appear to have been merged so if you want to control eyes and mouths separately then you'll have to export them on your own from Ohana or assign a new material to the mouth area, and if you do that then you might as well assign a new one for one eye so you can make them wink which is fun.