I need both OpenGL (+Y) and DirectX (-Y) normal formats so the same asset works across different engines.

Support exporting or generating normal maps in both OpenGL (+Y) and DirectX (-Y) conventions so the same asset can be used across different engines without visual artifacts. This reduces rework and prevents shading issues caused by mismatched normal map orientation.

This feature provides compatibility with both OpenGL (+Y) and DirectX (-Y) normal map conventions so a single asset can render correctly in multiple engines. It ensures the normal map’s green channel orientation matches the target renderer’s expectations, preventing inverted lighting and incorrect surface shading. Users can produce the appropriate normal format for each engine without rebuilding or reauthoring the underlying asset. This is particularly useful for teams that distribute assets to multiple clients or platforms where the rendering pipeline differs. It also benefits studios that prototype in one engine and ship in another, avoiding late-stage texture fixes. By making normal format selection explicit, the workflow becomes more predictable and repeatable across builds. The feature helps maintain consistent visual fidelity across tools, game engines, and real-time viewers that assume different normal conventions. It reduces the risk of manual, error-prone channel flipping steps in image editors. Overall, it streamlines asset portability and improves cross-engine interoperability for normal-mapped materials.