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Does BightShadeUV have the ability to auto layout the uvs and also snap uv to nearest pixels? I know that I can do this by hand, or even use griduv, but its still a slow process. This worklfow is necessary for lightmaps for game engines like unreal.
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Unfortunatly no. Other than the layout function native to Maya, there are no other packing functions.
You can make a selection of UV's snap to pixels though by clicking one of the buttons at the display bar (bottom). This is also a native function of Maya called "Snap to pixel grid" if I recall.
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