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  1. Import your high resolution mesh and connect it to the source pin.

  2. Import your lower resolution mesh and connect it to the target pin.

  3. Import your high resolution mesh texture and connect it to the Texture pin.

  4. In the node properties, check all the desired maps to be baked.

  5. Adjust the dimensions of the baker output resolution. 2048x2048 is a good start.

  6. Execute.

  7. Adjust the front or near scale if some of the high poly details are cut from the baking process.

Node Reference

Node category

Material

Node execution style

Manual

Ports

Input Name

Input Type

Description

Source


Target


Texture

Mesh


Mesh


Bitmap

High resolution model used as the source of baking

.


Low resolution model used as the target of baking

.


Texture of the high resolution model to be baked


Output Type

Description

Color


Normal


Height


Ambient Occlusion

Curvature


Positions


World Space Normal

Color map of the target model


Normal map of the target model


Height map of the target model


Ambient Occlusion

map of the target modelCurvature

map of the target model


Positions map of the target model


World Space Normal map of the target model

Properties

Property/Setting

Description

Color

Normal

…. Other

check boxes

checkboxes


Dimensions (px)


Front Scale


Rear Scale

View low-poly model


Checkbox - activates the color output

 Checkbox

Checkbox - activates the normal output

 Checkbox

Checkbox - activates the map output


Changes the dimensions of the baked texture


Percentage based - size of the entire scene.  The ray will travel a set percent forward of the entire scene to hit the mesh.

Percentage based - size of the entire scene.  The ray will travel a set percent backward of the entire scene to hit the mesh.

Show the low poly model in the 3D Viewer with the textures assigned