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Hello my fellow VRay Blenderheads!
I just wanted to share this news with you: Textools for Blender 1.1.0 has just been released. For those of you that have ever had 3Ds Max experience you might be familiar with this toolset already, but for those who aren't, let's just say it is a complete and AWESOME set of tools for UV layout, editing and texture baking, now inside of Blender and it really completes practically everything that was missing in Blender in terms of UV editing tools. With Magic UV things have been better lately but this definitely adds more important features to the UV workflow (such as texel density measurement/assignment) and I highly recomend it. The baking works only with Cycles or BI currently, but the UV toolset is a great addition for any VRay (or non VRay) blender user.
Who knows if maybe in the future we could get whoever it may concern to implement VRay as a baking engine with this automated toolset (since it was originally created for 3Ds Max and probably supports VRay in 3Ds Max, though I'm not sure)...in any case it's a tremendous addition to the Blender arsenal.
I just wanted to share this news with you: Textools for Blender 1.1.0 has just been released. For those of you that have ever had 3Ds Max experience you might be familiar with this toolset already, but for those who aren't, let's just say it is a complete and AWESOME set of tools for UV layout, editing and texture baking, now inside of Blender and it really completes practically everything that was missing in Blender in terms of UV editing tools. With Magic UV things have been better lately but this definitely adds more important features to the UV workflow (such as texel density measurement/assignment) and I highly recomend it. The baking works only with Cycles or BI currently, but the UV toolset is a great addition for any VRay (or non VRay) blender user.
Who knows if maybe in the future we could get whoever it may concern to implement VRay as a baking engine with this automated toolset (since it was originally created for 3Ds Max and probably supports VRay in 3Ds Max, though I'm not sure)...in any case it's a tremendous addition to the Blender arsenal.
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