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Flatiron 1.6 released
Nov 30, 2010 by CGP Staff
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New features in 3d-io’s scene render to texture plugin for baking full scenes or selections of objects into a single UV Map include: additional unwrap options for hard surface objects, automatic self-illumination setting for immediate viewport previews and direct access to the render element settings through MAXScript. Read on for more.
Changes in Flatiron 1.60:
– added additional unwrapping mode for hard surface object which produced suboptimal results with the default organic unwrapping mode
– added option to automatically adjust self-illumination of baked materials
– added option to force the baker to use the 3ds Max default material independently from the scene source materials
– added MAXScript access for the bake element parameters
– fixed distortions when rendering multiple maps where the unwrap had a different aspect ratio than the rendered textures
– fixed sub-materials getting mixed up in Multi/Sub-Object materials when the ‘Clean Multimaterial’ option was used
– fixed issues with grouped objects only being partially included when baking selection sets
– fixed texture corruption for certain render options when the currently selected layer was hidden during rendering
– in addition this release contains various minor fixes and performance improvements
You can download the latest version of Flatiron from the download page at:
http://www.texturebaking.com/download-order/
Or find more information at:
http://www.texturebaking.com/
Changes in Flatiron 1.60:
– added additional unwrapping mode for hard surface object which produced suboptimal results with the default organic unwrapping mode
– added option to automatically adjust self-illumination of baked materials
– added option to force the baker to use the 3ds Max default material independently from the scene source materials
– added MAXScript access for the bake element parameters
– fixed distortions when rendering multiple maps where the unwrap had a different aspect ratio than the rendered textures
– fixed sub-materials getting mixed up in Multi/Sub-Object materials when the ‘Clean Multimaterial’ option was used
– fixed issues with grouped objects only being partially included when baking selection sets
– fixed texture corruption for certain render options when the currently selected layer was hidden during rendering
– in addition this release contains various minor fixes and performance improvements
You can download the latest version of Flatiron from the download page at:
http://www.texturebaking.com/download-order/
Or find more information at:
http://www.texturebaking.com/
Source: 3d-io