BLENDER & SUBSTANCE PAINTER: OLD WOODEN DOOR (TEXTURING) 

I know what you mean. Thank you.

Ohhh! that transform filter!!!......😅 My life has divided in to before and after. God bless you, Zerobio!

Absolutely my pleasure 🙏

@@zerobio ♥

Well, just doing what I can for the community. Thanks

Thanks! I'm really glad you liked it

Great! Thanks

Sure thing, my pleasure 🙏

My pleasure 🙏 and thanks.

Hey that's cool! Thanks.

Cool! Welcome and thanks

Glad to hear that. You're welcome 😊

Good stuff

Sure thing! Hope it helps.

Good! I'm really glad to hear that.

Just check that there are no polys you want to delete and give it a try. Maybe consider using fewer polys in any bevels where possible.

Thank you. I have done a few videos on udims, substanxe painter and blender. I will link you to some later or search my advanced beginner playlist

@@zerobio Thanks, I just searched for them. Will be watching them

@@salvadormarley Different strokes for different folks.

You're very welcome. If I remember correctly, I downloaded this glass smart material from substance share. You could do a Google search for glass smart materials.

Try this link, substance3d.adobe.com/community-assets/assets/c388d2508fe846476d4aca0cece4a57b88e32bf3

A couple of ways, depending on your preference. You can assign different materials to objects and then each material/object gets its own uv so good resolution or you can use UDIMS/UV tiles for good resolution. I may do a video comparing them but I've used both methods in a number of recent videos. Whether you join all objects in one model and use either uv method is up to you. As well, using separate materials makes it easier to isolate objects but prevents substance painter materials from uniformally going onto all objects if you want that effect (ie. dirt or drips from a wall to a floor with separate materials). Hope that helps. If not, ask more.

My pleasure. What bricks are you talking about? Where did you see them? Let me know and I can try to answer your question.

Thanks for watching. Can you just select the uv map island and rotate it 90 degrees in the uv editor?

The same issue

@@DannyWolfe3d can you just select the uv island and rotate it?

@@hocineache7033 i can check if I still have it. Email me at kimmelelliott@gmail.com and if I do have it, I will send it to you.

@@zerobio thank you so much, i really appreciate it

@@hocineache7033 sent the file, hope that's what you were looking for

@@zerobio yes it was, thank you so much i could compare it to my work and see where i could do things better, Thank you so much!

Hey I'm so glad you are liking this and wish you lots of luck with SP. I will get back to you soon and help. I need to check the door video to remember if I made some Blender materials or used the UDIM method. Hang on ...

So I had 5 different materials assigned in Blender. Can you make sure that the various parts of your door model actually do have those materials assigned to them. You may have missed that and only have one material on your door. If that isn't the issue, can you email me your door blender file to kimmelelliott@gmail.com and we will get this sorted out.

@@zerobio Thank you so much! It works now, I didn't have the materials assigned.

@@Juniper.Film.Company excellent, great solving

@@zerobio sorry to bother again, but where did you get the dirty glass smart material? It looks so nice.