Modular Workflow Q&A

[gutty333]

In my opinion it depends on the object. For example I only used Ndo2 on the wall and floor.
For the door entrance and door itself I Baked a high poly for smoother edges than used Ndo2 to add details. Is just a good way to save time on little details like indents,holes, etc

Again just my opinion, maybe someone more experience can elaborate better.

btw this is the link nDo2 - Normals made easy! | Quixel

[swag]

Originally Posted by tonyd927

Can you use this to make ALL normals and completely do away with baking normals using high/low poly models?

Sometimes you can, like with flat panels or floor tiles.

But for complex shapes where you want to round out edges, you have to use a 3D high poly model to bake the normal map.

Basically if the geometry isn't flat, you need a HP model.

[tonyd927]

Originally Posted by swag

Sometimes you can, like with flat panels or floor tiles.

But for complex shapes where you want to round out edges, you have to use a 3D high poly model to bake the normal map.

Basically if the geometry isn't flat, you need a HP model.

Makes sense, also, to gutty333, I really like your models. Great work.