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Instead of worrying about UV packing, you can use UDIMs instead, which gives you more resolution, and much more control over resolution. UDIMs are very commonly used in VFX, but most Blender users don't know about them. UDIMs make working with UVs much nicer, especially for complex objects with multiple materials.
Additionally, there's a lot to be said for having human-editable UV layouts so it's not always great to have UVs packed all over the place with no continuity between adjoining faces, in case you want to paint/clone something on the texture later. Of course many 3D tools include 3D texture painting now but they're not always great.
I think other than rigging and addons I've been guilty of all of them. My big one was totally reliant on box modeling as I moved over from 3Ds Max and that was drilled into us as the best way to model.
@@MihailBurduja Starting from a single face is possible even a single vertex I guess that would come under Polygon modeling/edge extrusion on from that is Spline/curves modeling, Boolean modeling Parametric modeling. Procedural modeling and sculpting while I don't use them all (some not at all) they are great to know as can save so much time and headache.
I have heard a lot of these tips before but they were never explained well enough to really know how to fix them myself. Your examples of each solution are perfect, and already helped to massively improve one of my recent scenes. Fantastic video, thank you!
07:11 Keep in mind setting high noise threshold can make for some splotchy areas if you're dealing with some particularly difficult fireflies; in some worse cases, using noise threshold at all can be a problem.
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Modeling at scale is a mistake many many people make and they don't realize that. Models have to match the size in real world, and lights have the real world measurements as well, and even materials have units built-in like SSS. I saw a lot of people just blindly move the slider of SSS on a 10 meters human model and just eyeball it. Scale is a big part of PBR rendering.
So what should i do instead of box modeling? You say its a bad practice but provide no alternative. And the problem is in bad topology but it can be fixed.
that is what happens when good old youtube watchers like us listen to advice from a person who has been doing this for not so long and most of your tutorials actually come right after something u have been learning online a for an hour a minute before u made them. if u actually tried to teach people something rather then trying to make urself look cool we might all be able to benefit and learn something rather then having to watch the same video a million times to follow step by step what u do which is mostly learning bad practice which later is harder to forget.
