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    Dirty Vertex Colors

    Alexey Zabnev(HoodZomb)
    posted to: Edge & Cavity Detection

    Hello, fellow kids)

    Need a little help here. For some reason,  I can't achieve same result with baking dirty vertex paint. Also, It looks similar to lesson with "Solid" shading, but with "Material Preview" it looks like this chest is locked character or somethin.

    https://ibb.co/XZdNrvhC


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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      Hi Alexey HoodZomb ,

      Don't knowq what that's about...could it be a contrast issue (try inserting a Color Ramp) maybe?

      You say it looks similar in Solid Shading...🤔

      If you're still stuck, could you post a link to your .blend file please (don't forget to go to File > External Data > Pack Resources)?

    • Alexey Zabnev(HoodZomb) replied

      Yes, please

      https://drive.google.com/file/d/1elqyXxIPEzawkmkvmgnGUESlePQOpywm/view?usp=sharing

    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      Hey Alexey HoodZomb ,

      You have Painted your Dirty Vertex Colors to Attribute.001:

      Chest.png

      Attribute has no DVC information stored.

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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      You can Delete the Attribute.001 Color Attribute and re-Paint the Dirty Vertex Colors, or simply change the Name in the Attribute Node in the Shader Editor (and Bake again).

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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      ...and keep your eye out for this:

      BAKE.png

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    • Alexey Zabnev(HoodZomb) replied

      Thanks for your help👍

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