Marmoset Toolbag is the all-in-one creative software package for 3D artists. Create cutting-edge art for games, film, product viz, and beyond with Toolbag’s industry-leading texture baking engine, intuitive texturing & painting tools, and physically-accurate ray-traced and raster renderers.

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By Marmoset | Categories: Advanced Tutorials | Tags: metalness, pbr, physically-based rendering, specular, texturing, Toolbag |

Marmoset Viewer can be configured in a few ways to better composite into certain pages and web applications. For example, transparent background compositing can be enabled by setting a flag before any viewer instances are created:

2024年12月16日 · Export to Marmoset Viewer works again. Python scripts with checkbox UI elements now work again. Resolved a crash that could trigger when multiple mesh objects were selected and various interactions were performed.

Join the discussion on the Marmoset Discord. ⛰️ Master material layering in Toolbag with our new video tutorial! Introduced in Toolbag 5, material layering lets you blend multiple materials for incredible realism.

Opening Marmoset Viewer (.mview) packages is a breeze with the stand-alone Viewer application. Share your 3D models easily and securely with your co-workers and clients. The Viewer application is free and installs with Toolbag.

Marmoset Hexels is a grid-based painting tool for creating complex pixel and vector designs with the stroke of a brush. Try the 14 day free trial today!

Slash production times in half using the Library’s plethora of free, high-quality Marmoset-made skies, materials, smart materials, textures, and brushes. Personalize the Library by customizing assets and creating content that works for your project.

Article by Pete Mc Nally. Defining a Displacement Shader. The displacement shader is a powerful tool to add realism and detail to your renders. Displacement mapping works by adjusting the elevation of a model’s surface using a grayscale texture: brighter values push vertices outward, darker values pull them inward, and mid-gray values have no effect.