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How to Bake Textures for VTuber Avatars Without Losing Quality?
If you’ve ever looked at a beautifully rendered VTuber avatar and thought, “How do they get it to look so smooth, detailed, and expressive without tanking performance?”, the answer often lies in one powerful technique: texture baking. For VTubers, especially those who use 3D avatars, texture baking is more than a technical step. It’s the secret behind making a VTuber model run efficiently in…
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With knowing how to make procedural textures, it's time to learn how to map out specific areas, combine two different UV maps, and then bake
Now that you know how to texture an item proceduraly. it's time to map it out, unwrap the object, and bake the textures into simple files….
the 'he will be baked soon' meme just. does the dvd screensaver thing in my head whenever I move to the texturing part of a 3d project
like, yeah, this highpoly dude will be baked into a nice 4k texture very soon
Vendi Vici
So here's on of the first models I'm working on for the game. It's a vending machine, which I'm currently UV mapping and baking AO. It's very simple since I want to go for a "Shenmue"-style lower poly feel for the game. Not super low poly, but maybe like you remember Shenmue, if that makes sense.
The textures are going to do a lot of the grunt work here. Eventually those shelves will hold cans. This was actually pretty easy to UV map so far, mostly having marked (a ton) of edges as seams and having Blender do it's "Smart UV Project". Make sure to give the option "Island Margin" a value above 0 or there may be overlapping in the UV, such as black lines from shadow areas crossing over into the lighter areas. I also added an "Edge Split" modifier to the model to get rid of some mysterious white line/crease sorts of effects in the front of the bake.
Overall, I want to add a variety of vending machine types with different colors to keep it fresh.
