Texture Bake Bercontile and Multitexture???

[Morne]

Hi guys

Anybody have a solid step by step workflow (or script), to texture bake bricks (made from bercontile and multitexture)?

[Morne]

Baking is perhaps the wrong terminology. I just want to flatten the textures into PNG's.
Baking materials to specific objects is a totally different thing


Typically we have large spaces, imagine a 300metre X 100metre floor space. Baking that texture to the object will need to result in a HUUUUUUGE texture to cover the entire object while preserving the detail and quality up close.


So I just want something to flatten the bercon into a 10metre X 10metre texture of say no larger than 8K textures, that can be tile-able over large surfaces. I could just stick it on a plane and render the plane from above and extract the render elements from that, but that's a very inefficient workflow. Imagine having to do that for 10 or 20 textures in a scene, that's just nuts!

[Vizioen]

I used to do it like that. Then I bought this and never looked back : https://www.vizpark.com/shop/omnitiles-standalone/

It's the standalone so no procedural textures like the Max version (which was extremely slow).

[Morne]

We don't really want to spend any money, but at least OmniTiles standalone is a lot cheaper than a yearly substance or quixel subscription....

[Vizioen]

Well if you count the hours you will lose, trying to do it with bercontile and multitexture or crossmap or whatnot it will cost you money too . I'm lucky I bought it when it was in beta and fairly cheap and used a coupon I had from buying some other stuff, only cost me 15$ I think.