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Hello there
Sorry, i posted this also in the public forum because i hadn't the full access.
Is there a way to have no anti-aliasing in the render to texture ?
I want just my shells border to be aliased and not the interior of course.
I tried to save with straight alpha .tga but the pixel border color is wrong (too bright) :
I want this to combine the baked maps of different objects and make a dilatation with Xnormal filter.
With premultiplied alpha, i got the black outline. So the dilatation is all black.If i use the divide mode in photoshop, i get the same result as with straight alpha (logical!) the outline is too bright, so the dilatation is also too bright.
I tried photoshop defringe option, which is great, but it gets funky if my uv shells are small (like 3 pixels)
Thank you !
Sorry, i posted this also in the public forum because i hadn't the full access.
Is there a way to have no anti-aliasing in the render to texture ?
I want just my shells border to be aliased and not the interior of course.
I tried to save with straight alpha .tga but the pixel border color is wrong (too bright) :
I want this to combine the baked maps of different objects and make a dilatation with Xnormal filter.
With premultiplied alpha, i got the black outline. So the dilatation is all black.If i use the divide mode in photoshop, i get the same result as with straight alpha (logical!) the outline is too bright, so the dilatation is also too bright.
I tried photoshop defringe option, which is great, but it gets funky if my uv shells are small (like 3 pixels)
Thank you !
