The nice edges of my window frames Im able to get out of Mixer by softening the height map doesnt translate to the displacement; or the algorithm used for DX11 is not to the quality or behavior of what is offered in mixer (not that Im happy with how it does the tessellation in DX11; it works.

Yet when I get it into Unity it doesnt look right, (I have a reflection probe) and using the default material.

I have the gloss map in the alpha of the diffuse (Is the gloss map correct to be placed here) I have my displacement (Height) set to 12 on the 0-1 range (cm) I have my roughness in the alpha of the metalness Issues Im seeing, I think the material looks correct (although Id love it if someone could confirm Ive setup the textures correctly).

Yet the biggest issue appears to be the displacement (height) map.

It doesnt look anywhere near as good as what is shown in Mixer.

Im at a loss. Is it an output setting Something not turned on on Unity, or quality setting is the (cm) range incorrect it only looks like Im getting normal information.

The AO seemed to come out a little weird too (I understand its still in Beta, but there is hardly any pixel information on the AO) After a few tweaks I was able to generate an AO ( using this tutorial ) that I believe renders better than what is offered from mixer.

It also appears Im not getting any anti-aliasing out of Unity, even though Ive got it set to highultra quality and the post process rendering stack doesnt appear to be working anymore How do go about adding bloomDOFSSAO and the like to the camera Thanks to anyone who can help.

Cheers.

It looks like its currently set to nothing, or minimal values.

Roughness values are going to come from the alpha of the albedo with your current setup, so ensure that youve placed the roughness map there and reload it.

Mixers AO depends on a variety of factors, I cant really comment on its accuracy unless I were to see the textures you were creating with it in the Mixer.

Unity specific questions for AA and such should probably be directed toward a Unity group, or perhaps in Technical Talk here on the forum as I cannot provide technical assistance with Unitys products.

Thanks for the assistance Synaesthesia, Maybe this video will better demonstrate my issue.

Do heightdisplacement maps not actually deform the mesh in Unity Ive tried on both densesimple meshes.

Meaning, what you see in Mixer may never align with what youd get in Unity (remains flat in Unity).

I also tried removing the displacement map and exporting it with defaults (instead of linear).

Yet now I have different issues.ugh.

So turns out there is no tessellation on by default for the metalness material in Unity Who knew How to turn it on Heck if I know.

Anyone have any ideas (looking at my last video above noheight).

So the height is now somewhat correct, yet now it appears that the PBR functions dont translate.

The windows do not show the same reflections, and generally the shader just looks wrong compared to what was happening with Mixer.

The Unity Mixers Unity Mix 1