Unity Game Asset Workflow(Blender/Substance/Unity)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- Here is my workflow when I move from Blender, to Substance Painter, to Unity.
Time Stamps:
0:08 - Changing Blender settings.
3:18 - Modelling
4:00 - Adding Materials and creating High poly
7:42 - UV Mapping
8:56 - Exporting to FBX
10:11 - Substance Painter
11:49 - Baking Highpoly
22:26 - Export Textures to Unity
25:22 - Import to Unity
29:46 - Where to get SBS materials.
Every so often you come across a perfect tutorial. This was one of them. Awesome info delivered with style. Thanks mate for sharing.
Nice video. As a dev who only uses Blender to chop models to pieces and do the most basic things. Super interesting to see you go through all this. And you do it so clearly.... I picked up a couple of things that'll help me in the future.
Very helpful! Thanks a bunch!
This video deserves more views. Thank you so much man! I really appreciate the detailed explanations in this video!
EXACTLY what I was looking for, cheers!
Great video, thanks!
great video thanks! The timestamps are a great idea!
Few things i never bothered to learn such as making a high poly and low poly and this just made it all clear. Thanks so much!
Great video! Instantly subscribed. Keep up the good work and your channel will grow!
Wow, really well-made video! Good job mate :)
Very Well done, Make more workflow videos, Awesome work, keep going.
Great Tutorial, Keep up your great work!
Awesome man! Keep it up!
Thank you
THANK YOU!
Awesome! well done :D
You can’t do this in MS Paint? Scrub.
Can't we import CAD Or Autodesk to design an object and drag it to unity
Yeah, you definitely can. You would want to unwrap the model first, at minimum, before dragging it into Unity. As long as you can export it as a filetype Unity recognizes, you shouldn't have any problems.
@@TexasFunk101 Seriously thanks for the reply sir. Which software is best to design a 3d object. AutoCAD or Autodesk or Blender to import that design to Unity.
Else is there any better and easy alternative to design a 3D image with photographs and import that model to Unity.