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I think you dont explain enough the "why" behind your actions. why marking the seams, why those ones for example. I mean maybe this tuto wasnt meant for begginers, but for the part 1 i had 0 problem to follow along, and i learnt a bunch. For this video i just feel like copying what you're doing d without even understand it.
incredible content man! I did not even have Painter but I will still watch all of this! Did you get my links with references for that historical helmet? RU-vid hide it or removed it because of the links.
Thank you for your kind words! Even if you don't have Substance Painter, we believe you can still benefit from the tutorial. We didn't receive the links as RU-vid may have hidden or removed them due to their policy on external links. Please email us at pixlways@gmail.com
If you have an issue importing a model into Substance Painter and the objects become transparent , go back to blender select that object mesh -> normals -> Flip ; export as same file name then reimport mesh
My UV for the first part of the tutorial is all coloured in the UV Editing, but I’ve done everything as shown in the video twice, and I can,t figure out why. I’ve also noticed that every time I press L in the UV editing window, the colours of the stretch change, and sometimes some parts of the mesh unwrapped become blue, but all the other have like a gradient on it. Any suggestion? 😢😢
Here's a video of what is happening ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ggx6W3jVQHQ.html I've also downloaded your model and, even if your texture shows correctly, in the UV Editor i've the same "problem". Is it a real problem or am i just missing something? Thanks
It appears that your islands are not properly unwrapped, or the seams may be on incorrect edges. Please select your islands, press 'U,' and choose the unwrap option to see if that resolves the issue. If the problem persists, kindly send us your file via email so that we can further investigate and provide assistance.
@@pixlwaysehi! Thanks for the answer 🙏🏻🥲 I’ve tried also to unwrap a simple cube from a new file, and I’ve the same problem. I’ve read on the internet that could be a bug related to the M1/M2 Apple processor Btw I will try to unwrap everything another time, but I’m pretty sure that I have done everything correct 🥲 (Where can I find the mail?)
If you have the same problem with the simple cube, then it's not necessary to unwrap everything again. Try a different computer. Here's the email address: pixlways@gmail.com
@@pixlways Hi! I think I've resolved the issue. I've read on some forums and I've figured it out that is a bug related to Metal GPU Backend. In fact i have a Mac studio with M2 ULTRA and with blender 4 there's not possibility to change the GPU backend on a Mac with silicon CPU. So i've downloaded blender 3.6, switched from Metal GPU Backend to OPEN CL and all my UV are blue. Unfortunately is a bug that is present since blender 3.5 :( Btw thanks for your support and congratulations for the awesome tutorials you're doing. Thanks
Mark Seam - Allows you to manually define seams by selecting edges. Gives you precise control over how UVs are laid out. Smart UV Project - Automatically calculates seams and unwraps the mesh based on geometry. Fast and easy, but less control. In general: Mark Seam = manual seam placement. More control. Smart UV Project = automatic unwrapping in one step. Quick but less customizable. So Mark Seam is preferred for complex models needing fine control. Smart UV Project works well for simpler assets.
Thank you for your question! The normal map used in the tutorial can be found in the description below the video. We have provided links to the resources and assets used in the tutorial. Simply check the video description for the relevant information and links. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out. Happy creating!
@@pixlways thanks for the tutorial - just a heads up: those links don't currently seem to be working for me (getting a timeout on cloudflare or something)
Is it impossible to use such a model in game engines to create games? Isn't it considered high-poly? It will slow down a lot. why was there no baking on the low-poly model?
This is a high-poly model and is not intended for use in game engines. However, if you wish, you can create a low-poly version and transfer the high-poly details onto it through baking.
