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    [Plugin] Normal Map Maker

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    • TIGT 離線
      TIG Moderator
      最後由 編輯

      Didier's version says this quite clearly
      @unknownuser said:

      You'll find the command under the **File** menu -> Export normal map
      😒

      TIG

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      • T 離線
        Tuttlet
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        Great to find this Normal Map script. Thanks.

        I found that slows down if you have the Materials Windows open to "In Model" textures. So remember to have that closed.

        Was there any way to get a bump map from this ruby? I found some threads relating to bump mapping in Sketchup, but nothing conclusive, unless I missed it
        http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=18024&start=15
        http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=16660&hilit=plugin

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        • GaieusG 離線
          Gaieus
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          You can quite easily create bump maps from (raw) geometry if you project a greyscale image from one side and then export an image from the other side.

          Gai...

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          • Bob JamesB 離線
            Bob James
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            Just browsing through, got interested, and don't understand your reply.

            @gaieus said:

            You can quite easily create bump maps from (raw) geometry if you project a greyscale image from one side and then export an image from the other side.

            project (from what onto to what?) a greyscale image from one side (of what?)

            export an image from the other side (of what?)

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            • T 離線
              Tuttlet
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              I believe this is the procedure:

              1. Make a rectangle with a greyscale texture in the z direction, scale it to 1.001 to ensure the top face is white

              2. Make the texture a projection
                Bump12.jpg

              3. Select and apply the texture to the model
                Bump3.jpg

              4. Set the time to noon, date to 3/21, location to near the equator (in File, Geo-location). Set light & dark to 100

              5. With a parallel projection and no edges, the top view is your bump map
                Bump45.jpg

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              • thomthomT 離線
                thomthom
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                You can do the same without a texture, use white Fog on black geometry.

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                • T 離線
                  Tuttlet
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                  @thomthom said:

                  You can do the same without a texture, use white Fog on black geometry.

                  Hey, that's even easier. Thanks.

                  But aren't white areas usually interpreted as higher than black. I seem to get the right result with black fog on white geometry.

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                  • thomthomT 離線
                    thomthom
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                    @tuttlet said:

                    @thomthom said:

                    You can do the same without a texture, use white Fog on black geometry.

                    Hey, that's even easier. Thanks.

                    But aren't white areas usually interpreted as higher than black. I seem to get the right result with black fog on white geometry.

                    Ah, yea - my logic is inverted this morning! 😄 😳

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                    • sicksickisckS 離線
                      sicksickisck
                      最後由 編輯

                      great plugin and real deserves to update :]

                      ideas ;]
                      -read well smoothing groups!
                      -Z-grab [without the need of the selection of the polygons; works with components and groups]

                      • AO version hehe [dream:p]
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                      • V 離線
                        v66995
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                        May i ask if this works on Sketchup 2015(i am using window 10)?
                        I'm a total noob to sketchup , I've tried putting the rb file into sketchup tool folder, and it shows some error when i start up my sketchup ,so i downloaded the rbz file at extension warehouse.

                        I try to test the plugin with a simple cube. 1.jpg
                        Then i select everything?->extension->Normal map maker-> export
                        After its done , i went check the file , it only shows a purple square cube without the depths of other colors like the youtube tutorial shown.
                        Normal.png

                        I did everything i can , things like : changing to parallel view/ top view first before activiating the normal map maker or applying material and then try again.
                        It didn't work. did i do anything wrong or ?

                        Please help /_\ ....

                        Thanks all..

                        Vic.

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                        • pbacotP 離線
                          pbacot
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                          You need some surfaces visible from above which are NOT perpendicular to the camera view.

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                          • JQLJ 離線
                            JQL
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                            Yeah, what pbacot said is basically that all surfaces you have there have the same normal, therefore the same color and so you have a flat normal on the map.

                            You should slitghtly taper your shape into truncated piramidal shapes.

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                            • V 離線
                              v66995
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                              Ohh ok ! i got it !
                              Thank you so much Pbacot and JQL for the help !

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