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baking normal and ambient occlusion maps

Following my previous tutorial at cgtuts, part 2 of it was published about a week ago, but I hadn't found the time to post a link to it here until now. You can watch it here.

In this (much shorter) part we'll bake a normal and an approximate ambient occlusion map from the mesh sculpted in part one to a low-poly version of it.

I'll start working on finishing the scene this week so, hopefully, more tutorials will follow soon.
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  1. Unknown17 September 2009 at 21:56

    can you maybe also post the Blender files ?
    well absolute great tutorial .... much respect !

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  2. rincewind18 September 2009 at 02:59

    Thanks!
    I'm going to start texturing the environment soon and I was thinking about releasing all the files once I'm done with the scene.
    But perhaps I could upload it how it is now if you can't wait.

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  3. Mruk18 September 2009 at 12:45

    For now, thanks to you, making the scene files are pretty easy. In my opinion more interesting question is how do this in B25.

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  4. rincewind19 September 2009 at 04:35

    Hi konrad,

    I haven't tried blender 2.5 enough. I use ubuntu 8.04 and the only 2.5 build that I found that works for me is from an old revision, and there are a lot of missing things in it. I couldn't even find the bake panel.

    Anyway I guess the process won't be that different.

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  5. Anonymous21 September 2009 at 15:24

    Nice tutorial

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