#FREE 3D COAT ALPHAS SKIN#

I would like to comment on one thing that maybe. I really appreciate it and it's great that 3DCoat can automatically do this process of letting the textures or alphas be applied directly on the surface of the mesh without that famous step effect caused by the lack of the correct setting of the 'midvalue' value. Hi Carlosan, I had already seen about this great news, thanks for updating the information in this topic and letting everyone know about it. This option available in alphas palette or using drag&drop. Negative alphas work for draw/extrude-like brushes in sculpt room.Īdditional option - Alphas may be imported as rounds with accurate falloff, it simplifies making alphas from the raw textures a lot.

#FREE 3D COAT ALPHAS SKIN#

The important changes for ALPHAS: now alphas imported from images (including exr) may be mixed positive and negative, it allows making more realistic skin details. (after all 3d coat can not use 16bit for Color right?) though I hope to use PSD layer way, but at least I can generate 16bit PNG. User (include non photo shop user) can easy make 'Brush Alpha' more free.

so if I can import texture separately for each maps ' Color, HegihtMap, Specular, Erasemask' per 'Brush Alpha' Then I decide to request, new 'brush Alpha editor' which work as same as PBR material editor import each texture for shaper properties.īecause after all 3d coat 'brush Alpha' use 4 maps. So my question is, if I generate 16bit SRGB as PNG, then import it as 'Brush Alpha', how 3d coat generate these 4 maps? it may only use 'alpha' channell? Without layer (or 3d coat will ignore I think). Maybe I can only geneate (3d coat can read) Recent version correct way to use Concave and Convex with grey scale (middle grey = zero height)īut I do not know, when I export 16bit PNG (all channell), how 3d coat generate 'Brush alpha' about these 4 separate map. we can use different map with use adjusted Hegith map by same brush alpha. I actually like the way, to separate maps for each prupose. The Color layer of the Alpha’s alpha transparency also determines where Glossiness painting occurs.Įrase Mask: This layer is used to create alphas that ignore certain values, in other layers, while painting.Ħ CH: 1, 2, 3 – RGB, 4 – A, 5 – H, 6 – Specħ CH: 1, 2, 3 – RGB, 4 – A, 5 – H, 6 – Spec, 7 – Erase maskĪbout PSD, we set these 4 layers as Color, HegihtMap, Specular, Erasemask, then 3d coat can generate brush alpha from imported PSD file. Black represents absolutely no Glossiness, with shades of gray representing intermediate values. Glossiness: White represents maximum Glossiness. darker values will create valleys and lighter values will create peaks. The “zero” height of this Layer corresponds to “middle gray” or (127, 127, 127). Height/Depth effects displacement for sculpting and the height/depth with image based painting.

This mask affects the Glossiness Layer, as well. How convert it as Brush? from manuall I can gather these infomation, In 3d coat we see these 4 image per 'Brush Alpha 'Ĭolor: This contains the Brush color as well as its corresponding Transparency mask. I still have no way to make my own 16bit Alpha brush (which plan to use for texture paint ), So new 3d coat beta can import 16bit PNG (for alpha only) but About PNG (16bit SRGB) In my opinion, it would be very valid if developers could provide us with this bit depth information. I believe that the alpha still has 16-bit, but I can not say because 3D-Coat has no option of the user to check the bit depth information of a texture, alpha or stencil. I do not know if it is some GIMP export problem.Īfter the message, the alpha appears in the alphas palette, however I believe that this alpha that I saved as EXR will be converted to the PNG format.Īfter that, I do not know if alpha is still EXR or if 3D-Coat will convert Alpha to PNG. It seems that all the alphas I export from GIMP in EXR is generating me this message. 'īut why this message if I saved as EXR in the GIMP? 'Incorrect extension of mist_exr_skin2.exe. When I try to import this alpha created by GIMP into 3D-Coat, to my surprise, the following message appears: I took the same alpha, opened it in GIMP, edited the alpha and saved the image in EXR. When I directly import this alpha created in Blender into 3D-Coat, 3D-Coat imports the alpha correctly.Ģ. I created in blender an alpha and saved that alpha with 16-bits in EXR format:ġ.

First Test regarding the 16 bit Exr format.

Free 3d coat alphas