Thank you for making it simple.

This was awesome thanks so much!

Thank you!

Thank you. Now I know what is meant by texel density. But I still don't get the point. Why not just select all the islands and click "layout" to get them all the same?

Hi there. thanks for the detailed video. but i, having a little problem. i followed all your steps and after clicking "get", i found out my texel density was showing 1.3943. Please i need help

I'm learning a course online and I'm stuck at this point, I am getting an error(divisions by zero) when I hit the set button to apply texel density to the rest of my uv's. What should I do?

@virtualboywonder

10 ай бұрын

Hey Mohammed! Maya thinks some of your UV islands have a size smaller than 0 pixels. It's an unusual error, but you may need to recreate your UV's with a different projection method (I always use planar and it works okay), cut and unfold, again. It's hard to say without seeing them, but try that, and then try unfolding along U or V if that doesn't work.

I just want to clarify something here. What you did in the photoshop is to get the pixel dimension of the area right? Then the value that you got in the photoshop, you referenced it to get the right value of pixel of the uv island by using the measure tool in the UV Toolkit. You got a value of 1083px in photoshop then you use the measure tool, and adjusted the uv island and recalculate the measure tool until you get the value close to 1083px then get the texel density. Am I understanding things right? Thank you!

@virtualboywonder

6 ай бұрын

Hey! Yes, I just made sure that the canvas size in Photoshop is equal to my final render's resolution (so it's a 1-to-1 of the actual pixel area in the render) then match the value as closely as possible by the dimensions of the texture map in the Measure Tool (so if I'm using 4k maps, I look at the measurement for 4k, etc.). Oh and always measure from your closest close-up unless you're using multiple texture sets for different shots!