• BVBY

  9 months ago

  its should be support baking with GPU
  tried Baking multiple maps at the same time is sure to make 'out of memory' error every time

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  Karan

  9 months ago

  Hello, If you get an 'Out of Memory' error you should lower the processes count to 1-2 in the Global Bake panel. The higher process count is useful when baking many low-resolution maps (e.g. 1K).
• Justin

  9 months ago

  This is a great addon. I had a quick issue, running out of memory, or the baking hanging indefinitely. I just reduced the amount of processes to 2 and it worked FAST and without any issue. It's actually pretty rare that a piece of software gives you so many options, so it doesn't surprise me that I burned myself.

  This software sped up my workflow 10x, honestly. Packing textures in Blender for Unreal is a pain in the ass. Now I do it with like 5 clicks. Great software, worth every penny.

• Jelly

  12 months ago

  tldr; I Love this Addon.

  Instead of playing around with nodes in the Shading tab, I can just select multiple objects, choose what texture to bake, and bake it in a single image.

  I've been using this Addon for Baking AO and Normal maps from High Poly. It's way way quicker than clicking multiple menus (the Blender way).

• Bob

  about 1 year ago

  Short review:
  Fast, convenient, and easy to use even for those who don't know how to bake textures in blender.

  Long review:
  I originally bought this add - on because I was unfamiliar of how material baking works(this usually is not a wise decision because it's better to learn how things work before resorting to some external means...
  but this time was an exception).

  Upon installing the add - on I instantly figured out how to use it. The UI is so simple to understand that you don't even need to go trough the documentation to know how to use it. You just select your mesh and
  all materials assigned to it are detected automatically. It removes the need of adding image texture node for each material slot(something that I learned later on) and you have the power to select what type of surface
  you want to bake whether that would be base color, Sheen, roughness or combination of them. I love how it does everything for me. It takes no less than few clicks to tell Quick Baker where you want to export your .png file and with
  what resolution. Also not to mention that the developer is quick to respond for any bug issues. I recently discovered a bug that exports all based colors a bit washed out, I reached B3dHub on discord and the issue
  got fixed in about 10 minutes.

• Chris

  about 1 year ago

  I find Blender's base texture baking setup very tedious and with this add-on I don't have to worry about that. Quick Baker lets you organize your texture outputs by objects or groups of objects, choose which textures to bake and where and how to save them. There is documentation online on how to use it and troubleshoot if you run into any issues. When I had a problem I didn't know what was I doing wrong, I received 5 star support.

• RE_OVO

  about 1 year ago

  Great plugin, speeds up my workflow. And the support is top-notch, with the authors solving and fixing issues quickly.

• Erin

  about 1 year ago

  B3dHub has done Blender users a favor by creating this addon. Not only does it have the ability to bake multiple objects at once, but also multiple texture maps at once, and it can even save the texture files to a location of your choice on your computer. I have never noticed any noise or compression artifact issues, even though my GPU only has 6gb of memory and the default number of samples is set to 1. This addon is the bees knees and could not be more simple to use :)

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