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Glad you liked it :D

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I'm glad you liked it :D Unfortunately, I don't 😕, usually, I only upload speed modeling videos. My latest one is a full tutorial, not about a tree. But the same process

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Thanks! 😀

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I really appreciate your comment! Thank you :D

Hey, what do you mean with settings? Which type

Hello, you understood good, just the high poly is used, after sculpting, only in substance painter or any other baking software, you can search more about PBR baking in there. You need to make the high poly or detailed model then make a copy and make it low poly, keeping the name of each piece similar in both versions but change the suffix to something like _high and _low for low one, so the baking software can understand where to apply the high poly details into the lowpoly piece. But yeah, in the end you use only the low one because the high is only used to project the details over the low

About the other process painting the in maps, yes usually both are used in the same workflow, it will always depends on the details you want to achieve, if you cannot manually sculpt very perfect and sharp details, but sculpt like broken parts. Then in substance you can add a texture or something over there and use height map to simulate de details without needed sculpture there. There are many methods you need to find the easier for you

Hello, I have a shortcut for it with ALT Q because I use older shortcuts, but here you can see how to use it th-cam.com/video/L5Oa3SLt6cA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AA1E1nELeRDhgLwX

Hello, which brush link are you having problems with?

Hello, it is the Bisect Tool, not a plug-in. docs.blender.org/manual/en/2.80/modeling/meshes/editing/subdividing/bisect.html

Hello, you need to tweak your crease brush, play with Falloff options, usually I use Sharp, Falloff menu is on top right. Also you may try using pen pressure, activate it right beside brush scale bar if you're using a tablet. Also you may try changing brush normal. But the most Important is the Falloff, brush shape changes a lot docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/sculpt_paint/brush/falloff.html

@@agustin_honnun Super, will try it. Thanks for answering and ones more time Great work.

Works like a charm. Thanks again. You should do some tutorial. Im first to buy it :)

I'm glad it worked! , thanks . Im planning to do some tutorials soon 😊

I know, it is hard to timelapse a 6+ hours workflow in a short video, hope one day I can do slow tutorials!

Hello, it is automatically remembered when you make a bisect cut, you select fill and outer or inner, and the next cut you made automatically do the same remembering the checked options. I'd recommend adding a shortcut in your mouse or keyboard and it becomes easier exactly like In the video

@@agustin_honnun first of all thanks for your speedy reply. Second, I tried that but no matter what I do it doesn’t remember. I also had trouble adding it as a shortcut. I would be so grateful if you can make a tutorial explaining this part? Seems others had the same question. Thank you so much your response!

Tried to replicate your issue, but I couldn't. I even installed another blender version from scratch, and the bisect tool is still working automatically and saving states :/

I had the same issue, If you want the bisect tool to remember the “Fill Outer”-option, you have to turn it on in the active tool and workspace settings in the properties editor.

@@Shego5000 wow thank you so much!! I thought I was going crazy!

Hello, is quite hard to explain the process in a comment, but I'd recommend this course to understand better the workflow, most of my actual workflow started with this course, of course helps to have a good start but you need to keep researching www.udemy.com/course/next-gene-assets-for-videogames/

Thanks for the reply, ill take this advise on board and go take that course :) @@agustin_honnun

Just to note for future people, this course is incredible and perfect for people in my position! Thanks for showing me Agustin

And can you tell me how can i texture paint or texture after baking a mesh in blender? 😅

Hey, hello 👋. It is hard to say, I think you need to focus in some specific area but at the same time learn a bit of everything, I have been learning 3d from 2018 as a hobby but I'm not an expert yet, even in the models for the studio I work for, every day is an improvement, it is just a matter of keep modeling and modeling and again and again and every model gets better than previous one. Try to get the most references as possible, use PureRef software, and just practice, I just started using it recently and it is a game changer, because imagine things shapes is hard if you don't have a base or a sketch, not impossible but limiting. About texturing, I do not bake nor texturize on blender, I use substance painter for it. What I do is first make the base Model in blender, low poly one, then when finished convert this same low poly into the high poly and move it to a folder, then rename everything with _high, every single piece. Then duplicate them and move to a folder called low and suffix _low, but make sure every pieces are corresponding each other with the high poly meshes, like swordhandle_low swordhandle_high, diamond_high diamond_low, so substance painter can figure out where to project details from high to low pieces. Then, just sculpt the high and add details. Separate every piece from the high poly mesh with different vertex colors. That will work to make a color ID map to say to substance where to paint without doing manually, works as a mask for layers, color selection. and export the low and high to substance. Now, there is another different world that you can explore and take some courses

Hello, I totally agree with you. These days, UVs were hard to understand for me for this kind of organic meshes, I appreciate your comment!

@@agustin_honnun oh I see! I did not see it was posted 2 years ago. Anyway, regardless of time, you got great content and art. Keep it up brother. I am a 3D Generalist, hard surface specialist myself for over 6+ years 🙂

I appreciate it, thanks!

Hello. Make sure you close entirely any mesh you want to remesh, like if you remove bottom faces and then Ramesh, blender remesher will create holes and bad mesh, I dont know if that's your problem but usually it happens. And yes, it is better to remove bottom faces for games, just I left it like that because as I dont have a ground, people can see it under in sketchfab :D

@@agustin_honnun thank you for your reply and what you do ❤️ as one who is just getting into the 3D art world channels like yours are a blessing.

Hello, sure :)

Hello. Unfortunately, I don't have them yet, but soon I'm planning to start doing tutorials :)

Hey Hello, here is a list of the brushes I usually use: - Blender & Substance Painter default brushes - www.artstation.com/a/447247 - www.artstation.com/a/447193 - www.artstation.com/a/1798354 - www.artstation.com/a/4993009 - www.artstation.com/a/4993224 - www.artstation.com/a/1798225 - www.artstation.com/a/1797715 - blendswap.com/blend/18735 My Stylized Rocks Brush Set bit.ly/A_H_Rock_BrushSetVol1

@@agustin_honnun Thank you!

Using the Skin modifier you can select a vertex and press Crtl A and to increase the size, similar as the curves

Thank you so much for the quick reply!

Sorry I don't have it :( but soon I'm planning to re-do this video with comentary

Thank you :D

Thank you :D

Yes I am :D

Wow this is really well done, I was wondering how many tris the model ended up with? Last I saw in the video was about 50k

Hello@@Surpenda yes it is about 50k I wanted to leave it like that, I usually optimize it later but, this time I just leaved it like this, Glad you liked it :D

@@agustin_honnun If you don't mind me asking, as a 3d modeling student i'm curious as to how many tris is a standard amount for game assets into a engine like Unity. I know it depends on how "In focus" the asset is to the gameplay, but currently i'm doing low-poly at less then 1k per asset, Mid-poly at less than 5k and High-poly at less then 8k.

@@Surpenda Hello, yea of course it will depend. Also will depend of the game target device, if PC, Mobile, etc the range you are doing is fine, but to be honest nowadays the polys can be higher with the new devices people have, you need to focus more, in my experience in optimize texturing like, packing all you can in only one material (as I did with the sword) instead of having like, 1 material per object. Use trim sheets, and other texturing optimization methods. About the tris also will depend of the kind of model like, if it is a character, or a vehicle where the player will be most part of the time, closest objects to camera, etc.

@@agustin_honnun Thank you very much for the information!

Hello, it is called bisect tool. You can find the full documentation of this tool in the blender manual as bisect tool :)

Hello, it is not a tutorial. Also you can download for free the material in the description

Bisect tool binded shortcut, in the edge menu you can find it

For sure

@@agustin_honnun Thanks a lot bro ❤️

Hello, it is an option called Cavity, it is in the Solid View menu, Check ✅️ the square and select Both, then tweak the menu as you need :)

Bisect tool, you can find it in edge menu, and I assigned a shortcut on my mouse side button

At that time I had a 1050ti and i5 7400 16gb ram, nothing too much, but I didn't know how to work more optimized there haha

Btw it wasn't 200.000.000.000 since there is a / in the middle

I Appreciate it 😊

Hello, use Shift R and drag to modify the amount of geo (in sculpt mode) in real time, apply scale first, then apply the remesh with Control R

@@agustin_honnun thanks will try it♥️

Yes I did

@@agustin_honnun would you recommend getting the steam version of substance painter?

I prefer to pay it every month, the bundle (designer painter and sampler) to have all new updates but if you prefer to save money buying it ( only painter )every year is a good deal

Hey thanks :) Do you mean not visible in the mesh as geometry? If that, I just used the low poly version and those stairs cracks were made using the high poly mesh and baked it into the low.

@@agustin_honnun more so just those visible dotted lines across the stairs at the edges :/

Soon I'm planning to do it :)

Hello, using bisect tool, just I have a shortcut for it, search it in edge menu

Hello. Usually for this kind of models I need to use remesh instead of subdivision surface to sculpt, because you can create new mesh during the sculpture (like roots in this case) and apply a remesh to add more geometry to sculpt in the new roots created, something you can't do with subdivision surface modifier. So that's why triangles are varying a lot. In that exact minute, I started with a low poly tree, then used the subdivision surface to smooth it, but subd modifier creates a lot of geometry that usually isn't good for sculpture because some quads are big and others are too small, so, in this case if you don't have a great pc like in my case for that time, sculpting with millions of triangles may cause a lot of lag and subd surface will create a lot of unnecessary and non proportional each other quads, so then the remesher decrease it to 600k because made all quads similar in size each other and easier to sculpt. Hope it makes sense xD

@@agustin_honnun ye i understand.. but my problem is honestly.. that im sculpting a wheel of a wagon, and trying to represent/sculpt it as wood.. and i feel like the minimum verts that i can do it with is around 1 mil... because if its like 500k, whenever i make a simple cut i see quads instead of a smooth cut... and.. the wagon is big.. and if only the wheels willl have 4 mil polygons.. imagine the whole thing...

Now.. im kinda new to sculpt thats why im kinda confused.. and that might be normal, to have alot of geometry in a object and.. even more in other objects because the wagon is kinda big.. and in the end boom.. like 10mil or 15 all together..

Yes is normal to have that amount of triangles in your scene depending if your pc can handle it, I usually sculpt scene with 120 millions triangles with no sculpting lag issues (only it takes like 5-10 seconds to save the file) but yes to have a great density in the sculpture you should have that amount of tris. Other think you can try is Dyntopo, this helps you to add more density/triangles only in the space you are sculpting, increasing the triangles just in that zone, leaving the rest who needs less resolution optimized. Now it will depend of the focus of your model, if you want it for a render you maybe don't need to care about the tris, but if it is for a game or animation you should bake the high poly details into a low poly mesh, reducing considerably the amount of vertex