I’m trying to apply different UV mapping to a single mesh for their normals and colors.
Let’s say normal map for optimizing and making it easier to design, I prefer to use one UV map arrange. But for the color map I prefer to use another UV map arrange.
It’s possible in Blender, but on Three.JS I’ve found no clue on how to do it.
It’s better to design the color mapping in a flat way (upper UV arrange), so it’s easier for someone to draw a design on the Basketball. But to apply normals, roughness, metalness, etc. I find it more convenience to do it as the bottom UV arrange.
How could I tell on Three.JS that the normal/colr/roughness/etc map should use one UV map or the other.
The only two textures that use a second set of UVs are .aoMap and .lightMap. If you want to use the default Three.js behavior, you’d have to stick to the same set of UVs for color, normals, rough-metal, etc.
The only way to do what you want is to go “under the hood” and modify the material’s shader code with your own custom shader.
Hi @cabada I’m doing a small project and stumble with the same issue, did you manage to solve this?
My particular issue is I need to use a single Texture Atlas image for color, metalness and rough maps, so I need multiple UV mapping to offset the image. Shader noob here.
