Bro, that beginning! 😂 Jokes aside, your workflow is wonderful! You make it look so realxing, and I love all the details and layers you put into the texturing of the model. Congratulations!
Thanks for the tutorial! Would you ever recommend using a mask layer workflow for the manual handpainting part? I think I got too coddled by the non-destructive workflows that I get hesitant trying out paint layer workflow. I rarely use the eyedrop tool.
I have never used the mask layer workflow for hand painting. I personally think it because much more of a hassle. I think there’s part that work flor it but the bulk in my opinion doesn
Hey man, really loved ur tutorial videos. Having been watching them for a while. I amd very much inspired by the stylized look you got in marmoset and would like to play around with some of my 3d models too in tht look. Can you make a video showing the full process of your set up in marmoset since ig thats the only part missing a dedicated video. Thanks in advance and keep going😃👍
@@jchave7 Is it just that? Because I duplicated the model and applied the shader and nothing happens. Do you invert normals in marmoset or in other software? Thank you for the awesome video!
This is very old but for everyone still wondering - he made a new fill layer with a color, then masked the layer with black and on the mask itself added another fill layer that he put the AO map in and added a levels filter on top with invert checked. With the mask setup you can use the levels to fine tune your AO map, and because it masks a color you can always change and tweak that to whatever you like your AO color to be.
What a good video! But i have a question... How do you do the outline in marmoset with the raytrace mode on? can you explain that or so a video about that? Thank you :)
Hey Jared ! This is pretty cool work , I am pretty interested in the way you tackle around the Painter side of things , it would be really helpful if you could do an indepth video of the same . Besides that can you also please make a video showing the whole pipeline process . It would be very helpful for beginners like me to learn from you . Thanks 😄
hello, I have seen your video and I love it, but I have had problems trying to replicate the outline, I know that you invert the normals but it still doesn't work, they appear as squares in raytracing, but when I deactivate it, they look good. Could you help me please?
Looks pretty nice :) I have one question. Ingurss the sculpt was high poly, did you retopology befor going into substance? And did you UV unwrap before going to Substance? 🙏
Hey Jared, thanks for sharing your process! Super cool! I saw that when you paint you blur the stroke after, kind of like you can in zbrush with shift. How are you doing that in substance?
Hey, thank you! Most of that is just by constantly color picking. I tend to color pick around the edges if stokes to capture the transition color between what I paint and what was already there! Hope that helps!
hey I have a question. There's a 'New' brush blending mode in painter, called lighten. It's supposed to mimic photoshop. Have you looked into it? there's a brush called 'basic hard pressure' which is using it. What's your opinion on it?
I actually just found this setting the other day. I think it has its uses. Has some nice build up to it. I probabaly need to practice more with it but I like the feeling it has especially on hand painted stuff like this
I love the video thank you for sharing it!!! Hey I don't know much about marmoset but I wanted to ask you how do you make that program look like the border line of the model, it is very cartoonish and looks great. Is it a plugin? or do you activate something in the camera?
I'm trying to learn actual from-scratch material painting, and I gotta say the fact that 1/3 of this video shows him actually painting on the model (and not just parametrically texturing the entire thing) makes it the most 'hand painted' thing I've seen on SP.
This way of texturing reminds me so much of the Darksiders series. Very clearly handdrawn but still very polished. Such a cool style
Thanks! I
Best tutorial stylized substance painter in youtube! please another tutorial like this.
Got another Pokémon one in the works!
this was so fun to watch, I can only imagine the fun you had sculpting it n texturing it
could you do a tutorial on how to get that outline shader for marmoset toolbag? it would be very much appreciated!
That just WOW!
Fantastic job showing the process. The end result came out stunning
Wooow ! i absolutely love your hand painted technic.
Thanks! 🥰
Wow, this looks amazing, I also really like the commentary- it's straight to the point!
insanely goooooood !!
thanks for this videos of substance painter, helping a lot
beautiful man. thanks for sharing
This is AMAZING!! Beautiful work!
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Looks awesome man !
Love your take !
amazing, looking for so long a tutorial like this
Bro, that beginning! 😂
Jokes aside, your workflow is wonderful! You make it look so realxing, and I love all the details and layers you put into the texturing of the model. Congratulations!
Thanks for the kind words! 🥰
Really good tutorial!!
This is one top level tutorial. It is amazing. Thank you so so much
Thanks for the tutorial!
Would you ever recommend using a mask layer workflow for the manual handpainting part? I think I got too coddled by the non-destructive workflows that I get hesitant trying out paint layer workflow. I rarely use the eyedrop tool.
I have never used the mask layer workflow for hand painting. I personally think it because much more of a hassle. I think there’s part that work flor it but the bulk in my opinion doesn
Insane tutorial, will be so helpful for my project ! Thank you so much man !
Happy to help!
totally love it
Thanks! 🥹
Beautiful work! And great techniques!
pure art
Would love a more in depth video of the processes here! Looks amazing.
I do have another more recent one with more info in it from the process start to finish!
Hey man, really loved ur tutorial videos. Having been watching them for a while. I amd very much inspired by the stylized look you got in marmoset and would like to play around with some of my 3d models too in tht look. Can you make a video showing the full process of your set up in marmoset since ig thats the only part missing a dedicated video. Thanks in advance and keep going😃👍
Your art is AMAZING!! Could you talk about how you created the outline shader in marmoset?
Thanks so much! Ya the out line is the model duplicated and normals flipped inside out. The shader is just an unlit black!
@@jchave7 Sir, please make a video tutorial on it
@@jchave7 Is it just that? Because I duplicated the model and applied the shader and nothing happens. Do you invert normals in marmoset or in other software? Thank you for the awesome video!
Amazing, how did you realized the outline?
i have no idea how you did the aO in painter it was so fast over it like was it a generator a black mask how was it added?
This is very old but for everyone still wondering - he made a new fill layer with a color, then masked the layer with black and on the mask itself added another fill layer that he put the AO map in and added a levels filter on top with invert checked.
With the mask setup you can use the levels to fine tune your AO map, and because it masks a color you can always change and tweak that to whatever you like your AO color to be.
What a good video! But i have a question...
How do you do the outline in marmoset with the raytrace mode on? can you explain that or so a video about that? Thank you :)
Ya sure, the outline is the model scaled up and with inverted normals!
How did you achieve this cartoon rendering effect in the marmoset renderer, is there a video about it?
Amazing video mate, would love to dive deep into how do you understand different forms? I struggle with that a lot. Cheers😊
👍🏽 will do!
how did you get that toon shaded outline look? amazing work btw, such a gorgeous end result
Amazing! Can I ask what is the shortcut for the color picker for the handpainted layer?
Absolutely stunning. And super usefull!
Thanks and congrats!
Ya definitely, I believe it should be p on the keyboard.
Hey Jared ! This is pretty cool work , I am pretty interested in the way you tackle around the Painter side of things , it would be really helpful if you could do an indepth video of the same . Besides that can you also please make a video showing the whole pipeline process . It would be very helpful for beginners like me to learn from you . Thanks 😄
Thanks! I’ll try to get something!
Awesome! But, how did you make the black outline fx on the models?
Second model
hello, I have seen your video and I love it, but I have had problems trying to replicate the outline, I know that you invert the normals but it still doesn't work, they appear as squares in raytracing, but when I deactivate it, they look good.
Could you help me please?
Wow, not a giant fan of gore, but this looks phenomenal, great job! Hope this blows up soon
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Hi, Great work! May I ask how did you make the toon shader effect on Marmoset Toolbag? The outlines.
It’s just a second model with a unlit shader
Looks pretty nice :)
I have one question. Ingurss the sculpt was high poly, did you retopology befor going into substance? And did you UV unwrap before going to Substance? 🙏
Yes and yes
Hey Jared, thanks for sharing your process! Super cool!
I saw that when you paint you blur the stroke after, kind of like you can in zbrush with shift. How are you doing that in substance?
Hey, thank you! Most of that is just by constantly color picking. I tend to color pick around the edges if stokes to capture the transition color between what I paint and what was already there! Hope that helps!
You sick man !!!! Btw if i can draw can i teach and make things like this ?
Ya, you don’t need to know how to draw to do 3d but you should know the fundamentals of art.
@@jchave7 thank you sensei
From where did you got its 3d model
I made it
How do you unwrap this model?
Just in Maya. Nothing fancy!
hey I have a question. There's a 'New' brush blending mode in painter, called lighten. It's supposed to mimic photoshop. Have you looked into it? there's a brush called 'basic hard pressure' which is using it. What's your opinion on it?
I actually just found this setting the other day. I think it has its uses. Has some nice build up to it. I probabaly need to practice more with it but I like the feeling it has especially on hand painted stuff like this
@@jchave7 ah great great.. I was thinking since 3D coat is a king of hand painted, this 'new' setting will come close it it, yet nobody uses it
Hey man I hope you are doing good I have a question how did you do the outline in marmoset toolbag?
I read one of your comments I know the trick now thanks, man :)
Glad you were able to find the answer. It’s just a duplicated mesh and inverted face normals.
I love the video thank you for sharing it!!!
Hey I don't know much about marmoset but I wanted to ask you how do you make that program look like the border line of the model, it is very cartoonish and looks great.
Is it a plugin? or do you activate something in the camera?
It’s a combination of things. Some camera tricks and settings for the shader. The outline is a second model.
how you made the outlining? its that a marmoset effect or something?
No just a second mesh
@@jchave7 THANKS!
they called substance painter, and there is no F color wheel in it ..... btw this look sick dude!
is this called hand painted?
Yup
I'm trying to learn actual from-scratch material painting, and I gotta say the fact that 1/3 of this video shows him actually painting on the model (and not just parametrically texturing the entire thing) makes it the most 'hand painted' thing I've seen on SP.
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