When baking a given node, if that node has a graph implementation which includes any kind of "space" transformation
it is not detected and the bakeed image can connect to the downstream input but not preserve the "space" transformation.
One notable example is a normalmap node. If connected in a upstream graph then this will work (if it's the first node for now).
If the upstream node is a nodegraph using a normalmap then it is not detected.
The logic is to preserve the transform node and bake upstream from it.
When baking a given node, if that node has a graph implementation which includes any kind of "space" transformation it is not detected and the bakeed image can connect to the downstream input but not preserve the "space" transformation.
One notable example is a
normalmapnode. If connected in a upstream graph then this will work (if it's the first node for now). If the upstream node is a nodegraph using a normalmap then it is not detected.The logic is to preserve the transform node and bake upstream from it.