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Transfer Texture

Resamples one mesh's textures into another mesh's UV layout by spatial correspondence, and it is the UDIM-aware one. Multiple source and target tiles work here, which Bake Maps and Project Texture ...

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Transfer Texture node

The Transfer Texture node

When to use it

Resamples one mesh's textures into another mesh's UV layout by spatial correspondence, and it is the UDIM-aware one. Multiple source and target tiles work here, which Bake Maps and Project Texture deliberately do not do. The target's tiles each get their own output pin.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Connect the textured source mesh and the target mesh

  2. 2

    Set the resolution and the two UV channels

  3. 3

    Click Apply

Pins

Pin Type Description
Mesh Mesh The mesh the incoming texture belongs to.
Target Mesh The mesh you want the texture rebuilt for. Its UVs decide the output layout.

Settings

Setting Type Description
Texture Resolution Whole number Size of each output tile, in pixels.
Source UV Channel Whole number Which UV channel on the source mesh the incoming texture is laid out in.
UV Channel Whole number Which UV channel on the target mesh the result is written into.
Max Distance Number How far a point on the target may sit from the source surface and still pick up colour, in world units. Too low and whole regions come out empty. Too high and a texel reaches across a gap and grabs the colour off the wrong side of a fold.
Filter Quality Choice How the source texture is sampled.
Bicubic Sharpness Number Shapes the bicubic filter. Despite the name, low values are the sharp end and can ring along hard edges; high values are the soft end.
Fill Gaps True/False Bleeds colour outward into empty pixels so UV seams do not show a dark edge.
Gap Fill Iterations Whole number How far the bleed reaches, in pixels.
Content Choice Color transfers image values. Tangent Space Normal rebakes an existing normal texture from the source tangent frame into the target frame, always with linear output.
Projection Choice Nearest surface or the closest hit along either target normal direction. Both meshes must share mesh coordinates. No cage mesh is used.
Nearest On Ray Miss True/False If both normal rays miss, allow a nearest-surface match within Max Distance.
Flip Source Green True/False Flip the source normal map green channel to switch OpenGL/DirectX convention. Default follows Unreal/DirectX.
Flip Output Green True/False Flip the output normal map green channel to switch OpenGL/DirectX convention. Default follows Unreal/DirectX.
High Precision True/False Preserve HDR and fractional precision in a linear half-float texture.
Output SRGB True/False Encode 8-bit color output as sRGB. High-precision and normal-map outputs are always linear.

Learn more

Texture transfer with Mesh Morpher GraphRead the walkthrough on meshmorpher.comhttps://meshmorpher.com/blog/texture-transfer-with-mesh-morpher-graph

Available in Mesh Morpher Graph and Mesh Morpher Studio.