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uv texture problems from zbrush to maya

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#1

hello there ,i have been having this problem for a while now and i cant seem to fix it ,i havent been using maya and zbrush for that long , eveytime i bring a texture map that i have made in zbrush to maya i seem to get the uvmap lines Demon1.JPG Iam hoping that there is a trick that will clean this up quite easily

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#2

hi everybody!! ,iam having a problem with bringing textures from zbrush to maya
i am a noobie ,and dont know of many tricks to fix these problems, hopefuly some one here can help,i cant seem to get rid of these uv lines ,i dont know if i need to fix them in zbrush of maya, if any body knows how or thinks they might know how ,please chuk a post up because this problem is turning me insane!!!

#3

Is this model from Alex Alvarez at Gnomon ?
He work with ZBrush and Maya in his last DVD and look very similar!!
Probably you can find the answer in that DVD or from you get this model.
JC

#4

It’s a bloody good likeness…:wink:

#5

Heya Zap, I love this model…:smiley: The lines you are seeing are made when you paint in Z-Brush. You can get rid of them with a push of a button.

Under the tool>Texure menu there is a fix image seam button. Press that and it removes the lines. Here is an image of where it is:

[TexSeam_01.jpg](javascript:zb_insimg(‘10130’,‘TexSeam_01.jpg’,1,0))

Have fun!

Dickie

#6
  1. Have you tried the Tool>Texture>Fix Seams option?
  2. Have you made sure to turn off texture Anti-Aliasing and MIP-mapping? These affect how a texture is rendered, and can make the UV edges visible.
  3. Have you tried the Tool>Texture>AdjU and AdjV options? These can be used to offset the texture very slightly, which with some rendering engines will resolve seams. Once you know the correct settings for your engine, they can be applied to every texture you create.
#7

One more note: The Q&T forum was the appropriate one for this subject, and we have had to merge your thread from the main forum into this one.

Please do not post the same topic in more than one forum.

Thanks.