"Since there is no Ambient Occlusion Slot in 'Texture Set' Mode of the nXt-Material Editor,
I found another way around what to do with AO Maps:
Baking it into Diffuse; e.g. Multiplying AO Map over Diffuse/Albedo/Colour in…"
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3d positioning on background image
Hello everyone, I use again nxt to make a render. It's been a few years since I used it and I must say it has improved a lot, congratulations!
But there is one thing that has not improved at all:
THE 3D POSITIONING ON BACKGROND IMAGE.
I had already insisted on this when the software was still in beta.
But unfortunately I see that everything continues as before
and then I see myself FORCED TO USE THE OLD AR3 IN ORDER TO PUT THE 3D ON THE PHOTO.
Roy, I just can not understand this your choice!
Best ragards, Gustavo
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I totally agree with you, Gustavo. Those arrows where better than the actual mouse-keyboard controls. Until there will be a completely new camera match tool, which I hope to see very soon.
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