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Ahahaha, bro. That is hilarious. The remesh shouldnt really be that taxing on your machine though. It all depends how dense your basemesh is though

You don't need to but if you want to do a sculpting pass like adding some dents/scratches ect. You can do this in blender too but I'm more comfortable in zbrush! :)

@@jacrossiter2097 ah, for sure, just used to make this in substance. tbh its much more reliable pipeline when u make all this in highpoly, ty for answer mate, good videos!

Wow! This is an old video. Sorry the info is pretty out of date now. I still use blender every day though 😊 I don't think you need to do this on newer versions.

@@jacrossiter2097 Hey brother! yeah i had a further look & achieved it. by default 'region overlap' is already turned on & in the theme settings, you can decrease the opacity of the N-panel to whatever you like. all good, thanks for taking the time to reply. hope to see more videos from you man :)

@@original_M_A_K I'll try. Let me know if there's something specific you want to know! :)

Ahaha, thanks. This was back before I improved my audio recording to remove the sound of my baby 👀 The keyboard an Owlab Spring and it's custom built by me using boba u4t switches and ceremaic keycaps. It's my signature sounds 😂 Best board ever.

@@jacrossiter2097 Oh ceramic keycaps that's why it's sounds soooo creamyy 😍. Thanks a lot I'll check that and of course your latest videos as well

@@markzaikov456 messed up? If you show me the issue I might be able to make a video to help you :)

@@jacrossiter2097 The edge loops going spiral instead of a close loop. To replicate it, Use Suzanne, add a few subdiv then Quad Remesh. The edge loops spirals all around instead of following an expected loop flow. (e.g closed horizontal or vertical) EDIT: Found a more obvious example. I expect a closed loop but it just goes spiral. UV Sphere Subdiv 4 Remesh 20k

Thanks man, I appreciate that. I made this video thinking about 2 people in the world would find it helpful 😅

Hi, I rewatched the end of the video but I'm not sure what you mean

​@@jacrossiter2097 2:11:09 ;-; have a cut

But the players are often using literal days of looking those exact same models when they play the game.

The gun literally takes half of the screen, what are you talking about?

I can corroborate this, but people seem really confused by why this is the case. So, I'll shed a little more light: It really depends on the model and how it's being used. If it's a 3rd person shooter, and the camera only gets up to a medium close-up view of the gun, then you don't need to get too crazy with the extra-fine details like being able to count the hairline scratches. Because chances are that most people aren't going to see or care about THAT level of detail anyway, so why waste time on that? Especially when you have a dozen more guns and props that need to be modeled and textured in the next 40 hours. If we were making the next Call of Duty, and the gun takes up half of the screen for most of the game, then yeah- it really would be another story. However pistols will probably not be used nearly as much as rifles, which will undoubtedly take more time to create. So similar logic still applies. If you wanna work in AAA, you need to work FAST

Yeah, exactly. The UV looks squished on those faces. If it were my asset I would fix that island. A little stretch is fine in some situations but not like this

Yeah totally, good catch! I made a mistake :)

Shut up bro isn't that what he was wasting his time for

Yes and he's improved a lot this year. Something to keep in mind also is that the better your skills become the harder it is to improve. Getting your texturing ability to a 5/10 takes much less than going from 5/10 to 6/10. The better you get the more growth beomes minute and harder to gain.

@@jacrossiter2097 diminishing returns :)

@@jacrossiter2097 yeah exactly, the learning curve is tough

@@jacrossiter2097 problem with learning 3d art by yourself is that after some point, you dont even know what you should learn/how to improve, most of the tutorials become useless after certain point, they dont teach anything new

@@phillyleotardo4343 I totally agree. I think that this video will not help most people but for those that have the basics but are still struggling to hit AAA quality it will help. It would have helped me greatly when I was learning. If you would like my to go through your work I could probably make some time

Oh thanks, that's not something I've used before. I'll give that a try

I'd love to see your results! 😁

It's all about context. I was thinking about this in the context of a highpoly model to bake from. Don't use this technique if you modelling a castle 😋

machin3 like the addon? do you have the link?

Hey, I think it's a tricky question to answer because it typically people try to learn many adjacent stills at the same time, like UVing, Texturing, zbrush, ect. If you focused just on making highpoly hardsurface models then I would say maybe 200 hours. Again depends if you wanting to learn subd modelling, cad + remesh like i showed or zbrush. I think you would be surprised though with how quickly you can learn if you start focusing on just one skill :)

I didn't realise this would be of interest to people. I'll try make a few more. It's a cool challenge. Definitely check out @machin3's video where he shows how to do it in under a minute. That way can be done in blender without the need for an addon like quad remesher :)

Hahahaha 🤣

@machin3 if you would answer support requests for your product as well, that'd be great

@@postmodernerkindergartner960 I'm working off surpport tickets as fast as I can, including on the weekends, but I also have other things to do.Some support tickets get prioritized some are not issues at all and so less important. You can always follow up via email if I'm not fast enough for you.

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It's so nice! It can really get laggy though if your project gets huge. Maybe later I'll do a specific video and tips for remeshing. Though the long and short of it is to apply the modifier and then decimate it down 👍

It happens to the best of us 🥲

I think to the last of us