Added a mask control to Newton’s rings shader Better performance on some laptops with multiple GPUs Customizable default path for sky browser App window dimensions now saved between sessions Sky browser now display directories as clickable icons Outliner now expands to show viewport selections Outliner selection can now be moved and expanded with arrow keys Channel selector for specular map & others Texture toggle for quick hiding of texture inputs Greatly improved TIFF support for 16bpc, HDR, and more Explicit texture input option for transparency/alpha maps UI and compatibility improvements for Allegorithmic Substance files New “Material” menu with added options for organizing materials Template material feature for custom creation of new materials Template scene feature for custom creation of new scenes Contextual help in the form of tool tips Material ID import! Apply multiple materials to a single mesh This version is a huge update, with additional features including support for material IDs, Unity tangent space, Substance 5 materials, PLY mesh format, Filmic tone mapping, tooltips, default scene and material systems, object locking and too many other features and bug fixes to list here.įeature Additions: - Export to Marmoset Viewer! It will bring the power of Toolbag 2 to the web in fully interactive 3D glory with the release of Marmoset Viewer. That's why you should check the maps in the tennogen tool first,as it uses DirectX format.Marmoset has announced that Toolbag 2.07 is now available with Marmoset Viewer. Also it uses OpenGL by default for all the meshes. As Each software has its defaults, like Marmoset bakes the normal map in OpenGL format by default so you might have to change it to directX. So It's important in which format you bake the normal map. There is only one difference between them and it's the green channel (Y channel), For DirectX, the green channel is flipped and for OpenGL its not. Normal maps can be confusing at first, cause there are 2 format/type of it, one is DirectX format which is mostly used by games and the other is OpenGL format. Is it the same for normal maps in having to flip the Y channel?

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