Addressing uneven lighting issues

Toolbar "Crop" ▶ Check "Smooth" ▶ Select "Light Color Smooth"

1.Click on the "Crop" icon in the toolbar to enter the cropping function.

2.Check the "Smooth" option, and choose "Light Color Smooth" as the smoothing type. After applying, you will observe a reduction in color discrepancies caused by lighting on the fabric.

Smooth color for solid-colored fabrics to address issues of color and brightness unevenness. 

Toolbar "Crop" ▶ Check "Smooth" ▶ Choose "Pure Color Smooth"

Click on the "Crop" option in the toolbar to enter the cropping function. Check the "Smooth" option and choose "Pure Color Smooth." This smoothing type is particularly effective for solid-colored fabrics compared to other types. After applying pure color smoothing, you will observe the disappearance of seam traces in the 3D preview.

Smooth color for fabrics with distinct color blocks to address issues of color and brightness unevenness.

Toolbar "Crop" ▶ Check "Smooth" ▶ Choose "Seperate Color Smooth"

1.Click on the "Crop" option in the toolbar to enter the cropping function.

2.Check the "Smooth" option and choose "Seperate Color Smooth." This smoothing type is particularly effective for fabrics with distinct color blocks compared to other types. After applying separate color smoothing, you will observe the disappearance of seam traces in the 3D preview.

To address uneven single-color areas on fabrics, use "Single Color Smooth" to smooth the specified color.

Toolbar "Crop" ▶ Check "Smooth" ▶ Choose "Single Color Smooth"

Click on the "Crop" option in the toolbar to enter the cropping function. Check the "Smooth" option and choose "Single Color Smooth." Use the eyedropper to pick the color on the texture map that needs to be smoothed. After confirming, the smoothing effect takes effect, and you can see the disappearance of seam traces in the 3D preview. This smoothing type works better for handling specified single colors compared to other fabric types.