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I'm baking a normal map using a high-poly mesh and a low-poly mesh. Things seem to work out, except some UV-islands are... inside out?
In unity it looks like this:
The left image has normal map strength set to 2.0 (exaggerated for clarity) while the right image has normal map strength -2.0
As you can see, in the left image the left wing is inside-out while the right wing is correct. In the right image it's vice versa.
I have tried normal recalculating, flipping etc.
Thank you!
So apparently a thing that can happen is that the unwrap algorithm puts down some islands mirrored. A way to see this is to view the model with the grid texture and look for flipped letters/numbers.
Hope that helps someone out there!
