Blender Asked by user3101851 on December 24, 2021
It’s simpe. I have a plane. On that plane is a texture of a leaf with alpha transparency. Works when I render/switch to rendered preview. Now I want to bake that image of a leaf to another plane, so I have 512×512 texture (instead of some random resolution)
Above is the node set up for the transparent leaf
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And the material for the “low poly” plane that I need the image baked to, is just an image texture with an empty image connected to diffuse connected to surface output. When I bake it, the places that are transparent in the first material, just become black instead.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bhmh1l6ikcuiyim/Dandelions.rar?dl=0
Here is the file in case anyone wants to see it-it’s ment for UE4 btw. The top layers are the “low poly”, more to the right, the lower the texture resolution is, and below them, there are the coresponding “high poly models”
Joke question-How tall are dandelions usually? 15-25cm?
I think i found solution, or rather Zacharias Reinhardt from yt. Simple way to render instead of baking foliage bilboards. No black alpha outline will be seen. https://youtu.be/BtUS8QTsVZA
Other method would be to model HP plant without alpha for baking bilboards. You can add it for other LODs.
Answered by jo gogo on December 24, 2021
a color inverter helps when i get that black in my transparent images. maybe give it a shot
Answered by Jonathan Barber on December 24, 2021
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