[026] PBR Texturing Models In Blender - Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 SDK Tutorials
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- A common question is how to do textures in blender by using the UV Mapping to correctly unwrap the model into a single texture file and then how to do PBR materials to have the best possible rendered object in game.
This tutorial attempts to cover how to do correct UV unwrapping and implementing PBR materials using the Blender2MSFS plugin in Blender.
* texturehaven.com/
* www.fsdevelope...
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THIS IS THE MOST DETAILED EXPLANATION HOW THOSE TEXTURES WORKS IN MSFS WORLD AND NOT ONLY.THE KNOWLEDGE IS VERY EASY GIVEN (LITERALLY U SHOVEL IN TO OURS BRAIN) AND THE WAY YOU ARE SHOWING ALL STEPS,EXPLAINING- U ROCK!! KEEP THEM COMMING.
In my opinion, humble and not being absolute at all, it would be better to teach people how to texture using ID Maps (TexTools is awesome for that) and Quixel Mixer which is a free 3D painting program, as good as Substance Painter if not even more in a couple areas ;) If you need any help with that, I moved myself from "single texture" workflow like yours to a "3D Painter" workflow with Quixel in the last 2 weeks, and I seriously got an improvement in quality and ease of use! Get in touch if you need any information or speed tutorial! You might find me in the SDK Discord as "Losco Nosciuto" or, well...here! :D I ain't that good talking at people and I don't have a good enough connection for HQ Video Uploads, so, what you learn is all yours eheh!
Just wanted to say, "Thank you!" for all your tutorials. You've helped me so much with the MSFS modding. I can safely say that only because of your videos am I able to do anything in there. Again, thank you, thank you, thank you!
This is exactly what I'm doing now... trying to texturize my model. 20min watching your video, my brain got a CTD. Hehehe, geez, I´ll have to watch it again, in slow motion! Thank you!
Love your videos! I use the tools straight in Blender for texturing my models, including adding reflections, roughness, glass, emissions, etc... and using the blender UV mapper to properly position the texture. I think it's a little more straight forward that way.
@Michael Dessero - Principled shader and node set up window is the way I would do it. But I would have to rely on our 'tutor's' advice for how to get a completed model into Flight Sim :)
Thank you for this and your others videos. I'm learning Blender to be able to model my local airport.
I'm applaying a different aproach with the textures. Insteaf of doing them by hand with photoshop, once the model is completed if Blender I bake all the textures to one.
the best instructor ive found so far, and Ive seen lots, well done mate
Just some tips since you seem a dab hand at shortcuts you can set fireworks or Photoshop etc to export each layer as a seperate image meaning if you finish them all you can do a one time export to generate all the normals, bumps, roughness etc in one shot rather than having to select/hide then export each one individually.
Keep up the work man
Great tutorial, thank you. Keep it up! Switching from 3DSMax to Blender for MSFS scenery creating.
Absolutely fantastic tutorial! They just keep getting better and i appreciate the work it must take to do this when you could be busy flying :D
thanks, I appreciate the comment, yes these videos take a fair bit of time! probably 5 times as long to produce as the length of the video! I do try and sneak in a bit of flying still :) mostly around Wellesbourne Mountford (EGBW) to practice flying a light aircraft :)
how smart this lettering is for texture identification ;) thanks for the tip
Awesome tutorial thank you so much for your work to empower us hobbyist freeware devs!
Hi, would you do tutorial how to do custom fence, please? Thank you :)
I think your roughness file was wrong. needs to be a COMP made up of R,G,B, R occlusion B mental G roughness. you can make them very easily using Materialize (free)
Yes you are correct
You're a legend mate!
After the Aerosoft dev update on the CRJ I am thrilled about the support for decals in MSFS. Any chance on a tutorial for this?
i know I'm kind of off topic but does anybody know a good website to stream new movies online?
@Cameron Solomon flixportal :D
@Westin Rohan thank you, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it !
@Cameron Solomon You are welcome =)
I have Blender 3,3 and Blender 3.5 and I do not see the MSFS Properties tab. Am I missing a plugin?
hi, tanks for the videos.... I have a problem. I finish my models in Blender, they look great, but when I open them in MSFS some parts of the model appear rotated or in another place .. what could be happening?
Excellent tutorial as always. Is it necessary to use a photo editing application in addition to Blender or do you go that route because you are familiar with those?
I did this but when i imported it into msfs it was invisible? :(
Nice Video! Can you make a video on how to make custom asphalt like skid marks and stuff would be awesome!
Hi - And thank you for this amazing series - very well explained and helped me out a lot. However, I'm making a skyscraper, but when I apply an emissve texture everything glows, and not just the white part in the emissive texture. I can't figure out what's going wrong.
This was great!
Great tutorial! Unfortunately, my windows are not transparent. I have tried many ways, but failed
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How do you plug-in the blender2msfs mod to blender?
Hello, Is it possible to import nodes with the model. I scaled my diff texture with a node as its very simple and quick but when i import it into msfs, the scale ive done with the done does not show
Great tutorial thanks. I use sketchup to model my designs then import into blender. Do you know how to create uv map using this method?
Thank you so much! Your tutorials are great! Just a question: I have a blender object with an embankment. I want to add the same grass texture like MSFS has. What‘s your opinion? Working with the MSFS scenery editor and polygons to adding this after I put the object into the sim? Or should I do that directly in blender?
Can you have multiple material IDs per one model?
Hello
I have such a problem!
1. I imported the building from the Xplane 11 flight simulator into a blender.
2. From the blender I exported the building with the texture to the MSFS2020 extended gITF 2.0 flight simulator
3. MSFS2020 flight simulator, the texture of the building is not the same as in the blender, the texture is dark colors are dark I took a screenshot here: avd.cba.pl/msfs2020/screenshot/screenshot.jpg
4. Such a curiosity when I put a new object next to an imported building in a blender and apply the same texture to it, then it's ok.
I am struggling with this problem and cannot cope.
It seems to me that in the building that was imported there are some incorrect settings parameters in the blender that I do not know where to look and what should I change to make the textures the same bright.
I saved the project so that I could see what the settings are and uploaded it to the server in the .blend format
Project: avd.cba.pl/msfs2020/budy.blend
Texture: avd.cba.pl/msfs2020/budy.png
I am not very proficient in handling a blender, I would ask for help in solving this problem, thank you in advance.
My man, do you know how to add or edit RNAV, or GPS approaches to a custom airport? I’m looking to add GPS approaches to my local airport that I’m editing.
You have the best tutorials out there, and you have a lot of them. I would like to see a Jetway animation tutorial. Any plans of doing that?
Great video thank you. One question. Is it best to model all details of an object e.g. windows doors etc or just use textures?
What I tend to do is put it all on the texture so it all looks flat, then I go around in blender and add in details like window sills, doors, etc to make them look 3d. Then I have a high LOD model with all the details, and a LOW lod model where I turn off all that detail and just rely on the flat texture, which looks fine at a distance
Hello mate, nice to see you venturing into Blender mini tutes, but is the video quality correct ? I can only get it to 360 which means I can barely see numbers etc on the screen AND you say 'object mode' a couple of times when you mean edit mode and so on.
Try refreshing the video, it was probably still processing the HD version when you first viewed it.
@@FlyingTheston Have done thanks and it's HD now, gonna watch it again to see your process, which seems a bit confusing and dare I say it, convoluted but you get the end results and you are way ahead of me with the FS SDK stuff. I am probably more experienced in Blender, though I still use 2.79 - One or two tips for you and others, in object mode, if you rescale something, you can hit control+a to bring up that 'apply change' menu, and I would get into the habit of using seams before unwrapping. One other thing, normal maps are used to give the impression of surface detail instead of having to model it. They are more like fine bump maps rather than anything to do with how bright or dark parts of the model are. There are a few decent free normal map editors knocking around.
A normal map is for faking lighting, it is a type of bump map but it does not actually displace the model, that's what a displacement map is for
@@FlyingTheston Yeah but it has nothing to do with light or dark, (or lighting per se) that is what I am saying. I am a fan of your vids, I am not knocking you, but actually trying to help to make things clearer for others. ( In fact for faking the effects of lighting, you might use AO maps (ambient occlusion))
@@baf_mcnab3065 I'm not taking it as a knock. But the normal map is exactly doing what I'm saying, it adds the illusion of bump to the model by highlighting or darkening the area, it does not deform the mesh in any way. So it gives the illusion that a surface is sticking up because usually on a surface that is sticking up it would be darker on one side and lighter on the other side.
this is very time consuming is have you thought of a quicker way yet
Is Fireworks free, and where do I get it?
No, its part of the Adobe Creative Cloud. You could look at a free alternative like The GiMP or Inkscape.
@@FlyingTheston Thanks, I'm going to use Affinity Photo. :)
@@FlyingTheston Fireworks is no more a part of Adobe Creative Cloud (expect activate "Show older App"). Adobe stopped developing. Can you create a tutorial using Gimp or Inkscape?
a good alternative to texture models a lot faster is quixel mixer quixel.com/mixer its a free alternative to substance painter and its really easy to use. Also it has a huge library of materials. One simply drags and drops the materials on the parts one wants. I make myself an ID Map and use it as a mask. If you need some help with it I could give you a hand and a introduction
Excellent! But what a fart on!