> [!info] Part of the [[Process/Overview|Processing System]] Want to export to another software? Or do you want to simplify the texture set-up? Texture baking is the solution, and HG can do it automatically. >[!tip] Resolution >Do you just want lower resolution textures to use inside Blender? You can change the texture resolution in the [[Skin]] menu. ![[Screenshot_Blender_000194.png]] 1. **Sample count:** This determines the quality of the output. A higher sample count gives better quality, but also increases the time the baking takes. 2. **Resolution categories**: Here you can choose the output resolution of the textures that are being baked. 3. **Haircards resolution**: This will only be available if you have haircards enabled. ##### Where do the textures get saved? At the bottom of the processing panel you see this when baking is enabled: ![[Screenshot_Blender_000196.png]] Here you can select what file format the textures are saved as and in which folder. If the folder field is left empty the textures are saved to the `output` folder inside the directory where you installed the HG content packs.