Merging textures on export #17339
Merging textures on export #17339
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The approach seems on-point to me!
- Each channel of the output texture is dictated either by a source texture + channel, or a constant value. If no configuration for a channel is defined, it falls back to a constant 1.0.
- Using custom shader to generate a procedural texture
- Output higher texture resolution of all source textures & sample nearest neighbor.
Thanks a TON for adding this!
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For OpenPBR, all textures that can be combined in glTF can also be assigned separately. Therefore, we need a way to easily merge textures on export.
I've written a texture-merging utility and started implmenting it for the anisotropy extensions as well as baseColor-alpha and metal-rough texture output.
I'd like feedback about this approach before I continue further. Please and thank you.