Baking Issue -- Not working with imported object

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likeshesaid
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Hello!

Two questions.

First:
Why isn't the baking camera picking up this heart object? It works with the sphere. The camera just comes up completely black.
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Second:
When using the sphere, how do I get the Octane Camera to align perfectly with the UV as it is when you look at it in UV edit? I really hope I don't have to manually align (with the guess-and-check method) every time...
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Here's my scene file so you can take a look: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7tmnr4eypigz8 ... s.c4d?dl=0

I'm running Octane 4.04 and R20 (but this should be backwards compatible for testing)

Thanks so much!
Nicole
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Hi Nicole,
if you switch the Kernel to Info Channel/Geometric Normals, you can see that the heart normals are inverted, so you are currently baking the inside, having a black result:
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You need to firstly reverse the normals:
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Please, only use Octane materials, hide the sphere, set the Film Aspect at 1:1 to have a square result, assign a different Baking ID to each object tag, and change the Baking ID in the Camera node accordingly:
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love_heart-low_res_b.c4d.zip
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ciao Beppe
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Strangely that reversing the normals solved that! Didn't expect this behavior.
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likeshesaid
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Thank you Beppe! Amazing.
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