I’m sure there has been many displacement map issue questions but I have not found any with answers that seem to help me.
-I created a underwater sea creature in Maya.
-I laid out the U Vs in the 0-1 coordinates since that’s how I always lay out U Vs that wasn’t anything new to me.
-I then selected object and exported as an OBJ
-Imported into zBrush and I sculpted the model, up to 5 subdivisions (can’t really figure out why I can’t get more than that but it’s ok because it’s all I needed for this model)
now every time I try to export a displacement map I get just a gray 2048x2048, no difference in gray to white or black, just a flat gray color that is useless to me. I’ve followed many peoples tutorials and suggestions and nothing seems to work. The only thing I can think of is when it’s creating the displacement map it says “Creating Tile.0” and I’m guessing that it should say Creating Til.1 but it’s not it always says 0, and I have no idea how to fix this
Here are my settings if they help or not
Mutli Displacement 3 Menu:
Udim: 0
InitialFileIndex: 1001
MaxMapSize: 2048
MapSizeAdjustmen: 0
DpSubPix: 3
Border: 8
Export Option:
R32 with Quick Code: DE-LBEK-EAEAEA-R32
Under the Texture option I clicked EnableUV
Under the Displacement:
DPSubPix: 3
DPRes: 2048
I’ve tried with Adaptive and SmoothUV on and off, and a variation of one being on and one being off
Under Polygroups I have the Uv Groups selected.
Under Geometry I bring it down to SDiv 1 and try to export, I’ve tried it on 4 and on 5 and I can’t get it to export either of those.
I don’t need this model to bring back into Maya I just need the displacement map and I just can’t get it to work. Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated
I feel like it has something to do with the Creating Tile:0 not being 1 but I don’t know anything about zBrush and this is the first time I’ve ever used it so I could be completely wrong.
I also never did anything with Morph Target but don’t know if this matters or not…
Anyway if anyone needs anymore info on my scene I will be glad to give you the answers for the help.