OW2_Logo_Dark confirmed :) Very informative video, I'm unfamiliar with the additional plugins you use in Photoshop but the core concept was easy to understand and enough to get started with creating tileable textures in 3D software of your choice.
Right on, I remember it being part of your workflow in the "Making an Office Environment" series and didn't think it was free until I checked out Francesco Camarlinghi's website. Definitely a time saver. Cheers!
I made a custom python script and bound to my [ and ] keys. I pasted the script for you here: pastebin.com/kf28H0ed Just create a custom hotkey, and assign to your preferred keys.
@@RiverBird003 grid change? you can go to grid settings in Maya: knowledge.autodesk.com/support/maya/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2022/ENU/Maya-Basics/files/GUID-8BA33EDC-70A9-43E5-83CA-9E87225AB7F7-htm.html
When i triangulated the adjusted bricks, i get super weird shading/normalmaps. The triangulations are extremely apparent. Did you use subdivision to prevent this?
Its probably too late but I think I know the problem you are having. The thing is that you should not triangulate anything. Otherwise it will break the illusion. You just bake the normals and it will work.
I found your tutorial; it is awesome! I am new in VE. This is better than my class, thanks for share the concept.
OW2_Logo_Dark confirmed :) Very informative video, I'm unfamiliar with the additional plugins you use in Photoshop but the core concept was easy to understand and enough to get started with creating tileable textures in 3D software of your choice.
Glad to hear! The photoshop plugin is called Expresso!. I will make a video shortly showing that part of the pipeline :)
Right on, I remember it being part of your workflow in the "Making an Office Environment" series and didn't think it was free until I checked out Francesco Camarlinghi's website. Definitely a time saver. Cheers!
Nice tutorial thanks
It's perfect! Thank you)
where can i found this coursE?
This is the full tutorial :)
How did the grid change at 2:25? What changes were made there?
I made a custom python script and bound to my [ and ] keys. I pasted the script for you here:
pastebin.com/kf28H0ed
Just create a custom hotkey, and assign to your preferred keys.
@@TKEnvironments Thanks, man.
@@TKEnvironments is there another way to do this?
@@RiverBird003 grid change? you can go to grid settings in Maya: knowledge.autodesk.com/support/maya/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2022/ENU/Maya-Basics/files/GUID-8BA33EDC-70A9-43E5-83CA-9E87225AB7F7-htm.html
When i triangulated the adjusted bricks, i get super weird shading/normalmaps. The triangulations are extremely apparent.
Did you use subdivision to prevent this?
It could be that the faces are not planar? Do you have pictures?
Its probably too late but I think I know the problem you are having. The thing is that you should not triangulate anything. Otherwise it will break the illusion. You just bake the normals and it will work.