@@n4styr4bbit check if the the hair strands are close enough to the plane. During the bake process the software create a cage that limits the distance of the rays that are shoot from the plane towards the mesh. If its too far away the rays simple dont hit the target mesh.

@@cdsd8909 i think if you export as gltf it will append the textures to the file and you will be able to open in blender

Glad that helped! In fact at the time i did the video i was getting some problems with the reprojecting tool not recognizing the target mesh unless i did that. It seems that was fixed in the current version.

When you create the plane e there's an option to create it with uvs. It's on the scene tab. You can uv unwrap too , the options is under de misc tab o. The geometry menu.

The dots are located in the symmetry tab. You will see the xyz with sliders next to them. You enable symmetry with the check and then increase the number of dots from 1 to whatever you want. 0:18 shoes exactly what your looking for

I figured it out, I had “keep primitive UV” turned off when creating the new plane. Now it works. Thank you for the tutorial!

You´ll have to uv unrwap your plane then. in the Geometry tab, go to misc then search for uv unwrap atlas. after that you shoul be able to bring your maps.

Thanks man! the assembly tutorial is on the making. i´ll be releasing soon!!!

Tell me you're new to 3D without telling me

thats weird, i dont know if i fully understood your issue. i suggest you ask on the nomad app discord channel theres aways somoene ther to answer this kind of questions ( me included) and you can send images and maybe a video explaining whats going on.

Unless you still havent found your answer, get a high poly mesh, duplicate, go to decimate on the dupe mesh and get target triangles to 40k verts, go to reproject and then only have the mesh you want to project from visible and then select high res, if it crashes you need to get your triangles lower, hope this helps even if its late lol

Means you can put good topology on your mesh without having to retopo it yourself, this can be useful for universal rigs, and cleaner animation. In Nomad its mostly just good for optimizing your models but its true power is inexporting to other programs and having an animation ready model easy and fast.

Lets Hope!!!

it's definitely definitely not the perfect solution, but one way you can do it is make cuts for all rotation/bending points, then combining strategically grouped body parts and pivots, you can essentially use say the front arm's pivot point to "rotate" the front arm into poses. Same for say if you have the head's pivot point be arround the middle of the top of the neck you can then cleanly rotate the head. This solution leaves seems mind you so you will eventually have to merge and smooth, but its helpful when changing the position of a model before the final result

I get the same problem -.-, lets hope he awnser quickly

@dracosrayne after burning brain cells for a few hours, i found out,that you have to select the plane then go misc tab- and press Unwrap. After that just follow de video .Hope this helps.

Thank you very much. I found out the same thing but wondered if I was still doing something wrong.

sorry guys i´m kind new to this youtube thing, i missed this questions. theres a couple of things that could not make the bake options visible 1- you need to make sure to have the plane selected 2- make sure the plane have uvs i suggest you ask it on the nomad discord server, i´m pretty active and i can answer better there!

@@art.leosilva não ha problema

Thanks man it means a lot!

I’m working on the second part of the tutorial where I will show exactly that!

Hi John, does doing that also work for creating fur? I just watched something similar today on SouthernGx channel but I'm curious about creating full body fur