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Wonderful tutorial!!

nice, but can you talk just a little bit slower? ;)

Thank you so much <3

thank you so mush!!!!!! this help me a lot.

thank you so much, best tutorial by far. quick and easy to understand

Long time I wonder what ID Map or TEXTURE is and HOW to use it ( and the other TEXTURE too )) - and my tonight you SPIKE IT! - Super Great Explanation - and BIG THX for sharing this... /// McRoman /// SWEDEN... I also save this in a Special MAP so I can go back and learn and understand again... ;) ... Who say LIFE is Easy ! ...

Thanks

Great info. Can you also explain texture bake ? Thanks

hey. a question. why am i getting clear UV seams in the curvature generator?

Pefrect thank you. ctrl + drag is the secret.

Oh my god, this is genius. I kept looking at the ID map option and thinking "what the hell even is this", and now that I know what this is, my mind is blown.

Why would you need ID maps if everything is separated out as UV islands? It doesn't save any time or work.

For some reason, even wiht ID map new materials are applied to overall model (masks are not automatically created). I see ID map on model but something's just wrong. Anyway, I can still import masks created in photoshop and set them manually to groups of layers but, even that works in the same way, it's really waste of time. Must find out what I'm not doing in the right way. Great tutorial anyway.

Gently, gently... Talking to you much too quickly... it's incomprehensible... especially when English is not the native language...

My edges are applied all over even when I use the generator and idk why is my UV is not seamless. Can you tell me what I did wrong?

underrated, thanks

Wow amazing!! I’m learning a lot with this but would like to request if you can make an update version 2023 please 🙏

Thanks a lot, great tut

Very good explanation. Thank you. You got a new subscriber

thank you so much for this video. I may sound stupid with this question but I hope you can answer it. can we compair normal maps. like which normal maps or displacement maps give more details is it the one zbrush generates or Blender generates or are they the same or it depends on the details of the 3D sculpt

This is one of the few tutorials like this, straightforward and accurate, thanks!

Here king, you dropped your crown! I have been searching for a video on this topic for the past hour, and I must say, your video was extremely helpful. Unlike other videos I came across, which were either too lengthy or poorly explained, your video was just perfect. I really like the pace at which you explained everything - not a single second was wasted, and every bit of information was so so valuable. Thank you so much!! As a student who is still new to this subject, this was incredibly helpful. I almost never leave comments on videos, but this one really deserved it

Thank you this was very helpful

Thank you

man this is huge thank you

thank you, I accidentally made png ID, not vertices ID, you saved my work :D

I don’t want to apply the subdivision surface and bevel modifier in my blender project so that I can keep a low poly count. Can I instead tick the box to apply the modifiers on export to substance painter then do the texturing in substance painter and import those textures back into blender and add them to the models with the modifiers? Would that work or would it cause issues or do I need to apply the modifiers before exporting or instead add high poly texture to low poly mesh as shown in your video.

Hi thanks for your tutorial, recently I finished my first 3d model, unwraped, sculpt and the issue is baking normal this is part of mesh I want to know why the seams appear in sculpted places, im trying lots of methods, if you take a look at my mesh very appreciate it drive.google.com/file/d/1hj9iWgLCP-JQ-pjv22TPxEa7Xg8pYPP8/view?usp=drivesdk

This video is very helpful. I just started learning Substance Painter today and was able to get some great results. Thank you from Japan!

Dude this is one of the most straight to the point tutorials i have found, thankyou so much! i can now move on to learn stylized artstyle with this for games!

thank you a lot for that! Helped me a lot!

I finally found a tutorial that explains in a simple way the ID Maps. Thanks!

thank you bro, this really help me

What if i want to bake a sword per example? in which the blade and the handle are separate objects.. do i just join them? or..?

thats helps alot thank you bud!

I was searching for what an ID map is used for untill I watched this video. After watching this, I got the idea that next time I don't have to assign different materials to different parts, because it will create several texture sets and load more works. With this bravo skill I get from here, I can just use an ID map which could be more efficient than painting quats one by one. Much thanks❤

it's recommended to set the playback speed to 0.75x or lower 😉

Need more tutorials like this. So many people just blabber on. Thanks a lot.

Exactly what I was looking for. Cheers!

Finally good tutorial

This is amazing!

ty for short and useful info =)

bro you are a god ty so much

what is game name

you can use layout option rather then scaling maually

Incredibly useful. Thank you so much

Nice tutorial, thanks you so much!!

I did all steps in this video but my normal map is still appearing blank?

Great video! regarding the texel density I would recommend to use in the "UVToolKit" under "transform" the "texel density(px/unit)" tool by selecting one UVshell then clicking in GET, then selecting all of the UVshells you want to be affected and then click Set, that way you will have all of theselected shells under the same texel density much quicker than by doing one by one. Great video and a lot of valuable information.

Awesome video man! I hope you keep up uploading new ones. It's difficult to find a good basic explanation of normal maps/baking and It's quite and essencial knowledge