for those who have NO BASE LAYER, there is a new way to do this. go to the setup tab, then go to "edit texture sets" and then you are there, you can then import the correct maps into the corresponding slots, and just so you know, AO means ambient occlusion. hope this helps
Lightsaber Files: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RHP6nctp4VPZIbTKo5hNs_ROFdOzerSt?usp=sharing Blender Material ID Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/UbnHF4d6xPc/w-d-xo.html Part 1: th-cam.com/video/mz2A4PtK1z0/w-d-xo.html Part 2: th-cam.com/video/1r-aNNpY8Pg/w-d-xo.html Part 4: th-cam.com/video/Np5KQ16MLDA/w-d-xo.html
Ok, you have a new fan girl. These are so much easier for me to follow than the quixel live streams. Im a material noob and am really greatful for these! please more of this content!!
Great tutorial, thanks. I've noticed that Mixer in it's current version has memory issues with more complex material setups at 2048px. Pant Mask layers seem to slow everything down when using the brush. I have a powerful PC with 32gbs of ram and the program is struggling using up 7gb of memory.
Yeah, paint layers/masks seem to have problems, I found it's undo to be pretty unreliable right now. Hopefully performance becomes much more solid as it gets updated.
Could you do an tutorial on adding hair with a picture to a mesh head or just importing pictures onto 3d models not making it wrap around evrything but youknow what i mean
Ok, this is a great tutorial but does anyone know? I have a roof model that I import into mixer, when I add the roof tile texture, I rotate so they are horizontal but some of the tiles are vertical. Now is this the way I uv unwrapped in my application ( Blender ) or does mixer do the unwrapping. I have tried various unwrapping methods in Blender with the same result including project from view. Any ideas? :-) Thanks
So after playing a bit more Im pretty sure that its down to the way I unwrap it in Blender but still haven't managed to sort my roof. Will post when sorted :-)
Models with multiple texture sets are not supported: Ive tried using a clean mesh with no designated textures and still get the same message. What am I doing wrong. Bet its something simple. Blender 2.82?
I wouldn't recommend using this for things as big as buildings as the texture resolution would have to be pretty crazy, generally I'd just get some tiling textures and maybe trim sheets, and just throw them into materials on your modeling program and UV unwrap, tiling it so that you don't need super high resolution.
@@vegitoblue2187 Its what I would use. there's also tricks you can use to break it up, such as using masks (vertex paint or texture) to alternate between 2 texture versions
@@MrTriPie hmmm I guess I'll try the material tiling approach. Worked for me when I was doing the roads. So if the shader is same for the materials used draw calls would be less right?
@@vegitoblue2187 I believe draw calls are for each different material even if they use the same shader. Using an atlas texture approach such as trim sheets (where it's usually multiple long tiling textures in one texture) are good for draw calls since you can basically have multiple materials in one. You may need a few more vertices if you need to tile on the short direction though, but it's not a big deal
Yet more "I assume you know BLENDER" - I hate Blender. Is there a more user friendly software, I thought Mixer was enough already. (Blender = Alt Ctrl E, right click twice whilst holding shift)
Blender is really good & surprisingly userfriendly nowadays. You have not been around since before 2.8, it was chaos, I'm glad the menus got reworked. Blender is now easier to learn than ever.
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for those who have NO BASE LAYER, there is a new way to do this. go to the setup tab, then go to "edit texture sets" and then you are there, you can then import the correct maps into the corresponding slots, and just so you know, AO means ambient occlusion. hope this helps
Yeah but it still doesnt add a baselayer plus I cant use packed textures on certain channels
Lightsaber Files: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RHP6nctp4VPZIbTKo5hNs_ROFdOzerSt?usp=sharing
Blender Material ID Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/UbnHF4d6xPc/w-d-xo.html
Part 1: th-cam.com/video/mz2A4PtK1z0/w-d-xo.html
Part 2: th-cam.com/video/1r-aNNpY8Pg/w-d-xo.html
Part 4: th-cam.com/video/Np5KQ16MLDA/w-d-xo.html
Could you do a tutorial on setting up the maps in blender? The ones that are useful for mixer
Sure!
@@MrTriPie YES. that would be very helpful, thanks!
@@MrTriPie Have you uploaded anything about this yet? I need to learn this for my thesis project
I would really like to see it aswell, it will be very helpful!
Ok, you have a new fan girl. These are so much easier for me to follow than the quixel live streams. Im a material noob and am really greatful for these! please more of this content!!
Thanks! Glad these videos are helping you out!
wow, these are the best tutorials I have ever seen on texturing with quixel mixer
Thank you!
Awesome video, it's one the few actually helpful mixer tutorials.
Thank you, glad it helped!
Great tutorial, thanks. I've noticed that Mixer in it's current version has memory issues with more complex material setups at 2048px. Pant Mask layers seem to slow everything down when using the brush. I have a powerful PC with 32gbs of ram and the program is struggling using up 7gb of memory.
Yeah, paint layers/masks seem to have problems, I found it's undo to be pretty unreliable right now. Hopefully performance becomes much more solid as it gets updated.
MrTriPie Yes, I forgot to mention that too. Undo not working for me either in that mode. I still like the program though. Far more intuitive than SP.
this pisses me off i don't have a base layer, i cant follow any of this
You deserve more subscribers dude! Love your simple explanation and very easy to follow tutorials.. You have my support my guy!
Thank you for this tutorial. Super helpful and straight to the point. Keep it up!
Awesome!
Best tutorial this is I think the only one tutorial that is helpful. Rest all are for the older version that is a plugin for photosop
Thanks!
i cant find a base layer
dude, thaaank you!
There is no such thing as a Baselayer in the program.
According to this it was replaced with the Texture Sets menu: help.quixel.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360015420737-Base-Layer-not-showing-up
Could you do an tutorial on adding hair with a picture to a mesh head or just importing pictures onto 3d models not making it wrap around evrything but youknow what i mean
Here I am, a dumbass that didn't know how to make material ID maps, hand making all of the masks for my assets.
Ok, this is a great tutorial but does anyone know? I have a roof model that I import into mixer, when I add the roof tile texture, I rotate so they are horizontal but some of the tiles are vertical. Now is this the way I uv unwrapped in my application ( Blender ) or does mixer do the unwrapping. I have tried various unwrapping methods in Blender with the same result including project from view. Any ideas? :-) Thanks
So after playing a bit more Im pretty sure that its down to the way I unwrap it in Blender but still haven't managed to sort my roof. Will post when sorted :-)
very nice. please do more quixel mixer 3D content.
Models with multiple texture sets are not supported: Ive tried using a clean mesh with no designated textures and still get the same message. What am I doing wrong. Bet its something simple. Blender 2.82?
Ok, so if I import the default cube without colour id, that works. Don't know why I cant import the colour id?
used obj instead of fbx. now have my model with colour id in mixer :-)
@@CarlosX3D Thanks for commenting the solution too. That was also my problem and now it seems to work!
Could you do this for big stuff like buildings roads and stuff. I am ending up with really blurry textures when I import stuff into ue4
I wouldn't recommend using this for things as big as buildings as the texture resolution would have to be pretty crazy, generally I'd just get some tiling textures and maybe trim sheets, and just throw them into materials on your modeling program and UV unwrap, tiling it so that you don't need super high resolution.
@@MrTriPie so tiling is the best approach to this?
@@vegitoblue2187 Its what I would use. there's also tricks you can use to break it up, such as using masks (vertex paint or texture) to alternate between 2 texture versions
@@MrTriPie hmmm I guess I'll try the material tiling approach. Worked for me when I was doing the roads. So if the shader is same for the materials used draw calls would be less right?
@@vegitoblue2187 I believe draw calls are for each different material even if they use the same shader. Using an atlas texture approach such as trim sheets (where it's usually multiple long tiling textures in one texture) are good for draw calls since you can basically have multiple materials in one. You may need a few more vertices if you need to tile on the short direction though, but it's not a big deal
Yet more "I assume you know BLENDER" - I hate Blender. Is there a more user friendly software, I thought Mixer was enough already. (Blender = Alt Ctrl E, right click twice whilst holding shift)
Houdini
Blender is really good & surprisingly userfriendly nowadays.
You have not been around since before 2.8, it was chaos, I'm glad the menus got reworked.
Blender is now easier to learn than ever.