I have even dabbled with using Canoma to try this.but the quality is pretty low and doesn't have enough mesh detail with it's shapes. So the lens data isn't included with the photos. I basically need to "unwrap" and lay out flat artwork from cylinderical objects that have been taken with a camera.sometimes digital, sometimes regular camera or scan etc. Seems photoshop would have something like this.but have found only using the CROP tool (Perspective mode) works with FLAT objects not 3D shapes. having a hard time finding a simple way to do it.so i use 3ds to do it.a lot of steps.but all I can find for now.and still very iffy.
Kind of the reverse of applying a wine label to a wine bottle that has been photographed at an angle.but instead extract that label from the wine bottle to where it comes out flat.
Mainly using the method to UNWRAP or UNFOLD artwork from a cylinderical shape. the UVW stuff isn't being reatined or locked to the texture? I must be using the channels thing wrong. Unwrap Pro is a 3ds Max plugin which unwraps meshes while producing low distortion, overlap free, weighted density UVs unlike the 3ds Max Peel command which produces overlapping UVs with high area distortion.
Currently after using the above method (which is awesome!), the txture appears like it is being tiled at a miniscule size no matter how far you zoom in. Flatiron is a unique render-to-texture plugin for 3ds Max.Yeah, I guess I could try the render UVW template after unfolding.that may do the trick. It is capable of baking full scenes or selections of objects into a single UV Map with a few clicks. Flatiron is a fast, simple, configurable automatic unwrapping and baking solution that accelerates baking of complex scenes in 3ds max. Using Flatiron you can Unwrap and bake multiple objects into a single texture map without having to manually arrange UV charts or compose rendered maps in image editing software.įlatiron is good for Unwrapping all the objects in a scene, bake them in a single render pass, and get high-quality texture maps. In addition to that, you can Minimize the size of your texture maps by automatically arranging UVs of one or multiple objects perfectly. Use unique organic, hard-surface, or projection unwrapping methods for superior UV compressions. Flatiron is different from the other UVunwrapping tools here because it has other functions. Using Flatiron you can Unwrap and bake multiple objects into a single texture map quickly and Crunch texture size and optimize your visualizations for real-time 3D machines.
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