But if you don't change image to Non-Color before baking?

Think D3178 should fix this

Hm, there might be something going on here, but I am really not able to reproduce by baking myself (tried lots of times)

In T54731#496278, @Philipp Oeser (lichtwerk) wrote:

Make sure you set your image up as Non-Color Data.

Here it is up to the subsurf modifier to update UVs, and transform code just pokes object to update subsurf (since vertex location has changed). There is no simple solution here, since modifier stack can not re-use UVs even if they did not change.

I believe this is working as expected, please also see the manual

quoting @Campbell Barton (campbellbarton) from D270:

You have configured a different project in the Blender Cloud add-on than the one you gave the URL for. Refresh the projects list in the add-on preferences and pick the one you actually want to use, that should fix this.

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The driver thingie is a warning (not an error) and it is done for security reasons see the manual.
If you choose to "Reload Trusted" you should be fine.

I have noticed a texture painted on a cube in the 3Dview is not well applied on the sides. but in UV/image it's ok. with stencil for instance

I have noticed a texture painted on a cube in the 3Dview is not well applied on the sides. but in UV/image it's ok. with stencil for instance

Please follow our submission template and guidelines and make a complete, valid bug report, with required info, precise description of the issue, precise steps to reproduce it, small and simple .blend and/or other files to do so if needed, etc.

Lukas T. I just hope what this doesnt go in perpendicular with your work in hair_guides branch.

Hello, I tried again and here is what is displayed

from the bug report page

I'm guessing you meant the cable arrays are not aligned on the same side (say both starting on the left) while using subdivide. Instead one was were rotated 180, thus they shrink towards the main item in the array and don't match up at render. I was sort of thinking this after I posted it.

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I'm having the same issue. Multiple Blender versions, I've switched motherboards (from 2 separate Intel X99s to a Ryzen 2700x just installed today) multiple drivers, multiple formats. The only two things that remain are Blender and this Titan X (pascal first version) Remember, there is two different versions of the Titan X pascals. Switching out the video card solves the issue.