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Substance painter - bake maps problem

Fiideell

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Hi guys,

I wanted to start texturing my scenery today but run into a smal issue in Substance painet. After exporting my model from Blender to SP everything is OK. But when I bake my maps, one part of the model becomes suddenly darker without any reason. Its the same material. It does not happen when I export just that one object. Only with more.

Here is the screenshot. Anybody got an idea why this happens? Thank you:
 

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The light source within SP is being used to bake the maps... I suggest you use a different source in lighting your model.

This is done through the Display Settings and changing the Environment Map to something other than the default. I use "Studio 02". There are other settings that you might want to look at but this should get you started.
 
Pyscen said:
The light source within SP is being used to bake the maps... I suggest you use a different source in lighting your model.

This is done through the Display Settings and changing the Environment Map to something other than the default. I use "Studio 02". There are other settings that you might want to look at but this should get you started.
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Unfortunately it didnt help :(
 
You can also move the light source within SP, Which is done by click Shift + mouse right button.
 
Pyscen said:
You can also move the light source within SP, Which is done by click Shift + mouse right button.
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I tried. I have found out it does the ambient occlusion map. When it is created the dark spot is there. But also when I tried to add some edges in my model it moved onto a different face.
 

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Looks like a UV or Normals problem. Does this face share the same UV space as another face?
 
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