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You have a lot of materials in your current object, it will be much more convenient to use the Selected to Active bake mode:

  • Duplicate your object, keep the copy at the same position as the original
  • Unwrap the copy with the Smart UV Project mode
  • Remove all the materials of the copy
  • Give it a new material with an Image Texture, in the Image Texture create a new image texture that you'll call Bake for example
  • Select the original object, shift select the copy
  • In the Bake panel, choose Bake Type > Diffuse, disable Constributions > Direct and Indirect, enable Selected to Active, give a bit of Extrusion (0.1)
  • Bake, check the result

You have a lot of materials in your current object, it will be much more convenient to use the Selected to Active bake mode:

  • Duplicate your object
  • Unwrap the copy with the Smart UV Project mode
  • Remove all the materials of the copy
  • Give it a new material with an Image Texture, in the Image Texture create a new image texture that you'll call Bake for example
  • Select the original object, shift select the copy
  • In the Bake panel, choose Bake Type > Diffuse, disable Constributions > Direct and Indirect, enable Selected to Active, give a bit of Extrusion (0.1)
  • Bake, check the result

You have a lot of materials in your current object, it will be much more convenient to use the Selected to Active bake mode:

  • Duplicate your object, keep the copy at the same position as the original
  • Unwrap the copy with the Smart UV Project mode
  • Remove all the materials of the copy
  • Give it a new material with an Image Texture, in the Image Texture create a new image texture that you'll call Bake for example
  • Select the original object, shift select the copy
  • In the Bake panel, choose Bake Type > Diffuse, disable Constributions > Direct and Indirect, enable Selected to Active, give a bit of Extrusion (0.1)
  • Bake, check the result
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moonboots
moonboots
  • 167.7k
  • 8
  • 114
  • 181

You have a lot of materials in your current object, it will be much more convenient to use the Selected to Active bake mode:

  • Duplicate your object
  • Unwrap the copy with the Smart UV Project mode
  • Remove all the materials of the copy
  • Give it a new material with an Image Texture, in the Image Texture create a new image texture that you'll call Bake for example
  • Select the original object, shift select the copy
  • In the Bake panel, choose Bake Type > Diffuse, disable Constributions > Direct and Indirect, enable Selected to Active, give a bit of Extrusion (0.1)
  • Bake, check the result