How to bake multiple emission shaders/material nodes into 1 texture?

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2023-09-18 at 2:08 pm #66910
c4cc
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My file with emission shaders keyframed at 7

Though I followed this tutorial, my texture either ended up all black, or with the texture shape black like this

How do I bake multiple emission with keyframes into a texture?
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2023-09-26 at 11:56 pm #67139

xeon
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I downloaded your blend file and reviewed what you are doing but there is alot of the project missing so I can only answer you based on what you provided.

Although you can animate color the way you have in Blender it is not appropriate for Verge3D.
Given you are just changing RGB values you could easily modify the shader and control the animation in Verge 3D and not have to bake or use any maps.

Remove the keyframes you created in the color palette of the emission and transmission shader. Attach a combine xyz node to transparent and emission nodes and then create value nodes as inputs to the xyz node. With this you can then either:

1. Assign values and keyframe the values and then use the play animation puzzle
or
2. Assign and control the values in V3D via puzzles to achieve the animation you need.

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2023-10-01 at 3:08 pm #67247

c4cc
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Thanks for your answer, but how do I assign R,G,B into value nodes as you have? Sorry for the stupid question, but I really could not figure it out:

2023-10-01 at 3:49 pm #67248

c4cc
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xeon wrote:

Although you can animate color the way you have in Blender it is not appropriate for Verge3D.
Given you are just changing RGB values you could easily modify the shader and control the animation in Verge 3D and not have to bake or use any maps.

Remove the keyframes you created in the color palette of the emission and transmission shader. Attach a combine xyz node to transparent and emission nodes and then create value nodes as inputs to the xyz node. With this you can then either:

1. Assign values and keyframe the values and then use the play animation puzzle
or
2. Assign and control the values in V3D via puzzles to achieve the animation you need.

Also, does this apply to any emission material, especially if it is procedural?
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