This is... the most incredible... and most WHERE HAVE U BEEN ALL MY LIFE video for me hahaha, I've been trying to get into blender for a little over a year now and the SINGLE most PAINFUL thing for me has been being unable to import assets and get their textures to function. Thank you, so so much, you brilliant, beautiful man
Bro you are straight heaven-sent. Thank you so much for rapid & detailed explanation. I also peeped comments here for Normal_DirectX. You didn't skip a beat! Much luv!
Quick question: I am learning to mod weapons for Elden Ring, and to import it into the game, it requires the Albedo, Normal, and Metallic textures to be separated independently. So, I got my model, I UV UnWrapped it, applied texture paint, and did some shading. How do I break it into those 3 required files? Thanks for your time.
Hi, I recently exported some textures from 3D Substance Painter and i have like 7 different textures. Base_Color Heigh Metallic Roughness Normal Normal_DirectX Mixed_AO And where would i put the Normal DirectX and Height textures into the nodes of a material?
Normal_DirectX is a Y- version of the normal map. You don't need it because you already have the Normal map. Height can be used as the displacement map: blender.stackexchange.com/questions/133354/is-it-possible-to-use-height-maps-from-substance-designer-in-blender-and-how
thank you sir.I like your american accent.I wanted to say: thank you for explaining,how to connect AO map.In the past - i was not sure,to which node - i was suppose to connect ambient occlusion map.
Fantastic, to be honest, since days i?m frickling at my airplane mopdell, Spitfire, because no reaction at roghness. I suspected it could depend on my self painted shader, png. But your vid is the revelation. thx aso much. left a like.
how would apply the map if it was one map, not separated out in the different channels. So for example the map came from substance painter and the metaliic,roughness and AO was combined into a single map?
I assume metallic, roughness, etc. are in separate channels in one image file - in that case you can add a "Separate RGB" node between the image and the shader. For example, green might be metallic, blue is roughness, and so on.
@@riveducha I haven't put the albedo in "Base color" that's why. I'd wanted the color to be different, so I put it in normal. Now I changed it and it works fine.
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This is... the most incredible... and most WHERE HAVE U BEEN ALL MY LIFE video for me hahaha, I've been trying to get into blender for a little over a year now and the SINGLE most PAINFUL thing for me has been being unable to import assets and get their textures to function. Thank you, so so much, you brilliant, beautiful man
Bro you are straight heaven-sent. Thank you so much for rapid & detailed explanation. I also peeped comments here for Normal_DirectX. You didn't skip a beat! Much luv!
This is the video I've been searching for almost 5 hours😭😭...thanks❤️
A special thanks for the occlusion map plus diffuse map using hue node as mixer. This might be as perfect as it could get.
Quick question: I am learning to mod weapons for Elden Ring, and to import it into the game, it requires the Albedo, Normal, and Metallic textures to be separated independently. So, I got my model, I UV UnWrapped it, applied texture paint, and did some shading. How do I break it into those 3 required files?
Thanks for your time.
This helped. Thank god for TH-cam and the internet(And you obviously)
This was all I needed. Thank you so much.
Thanks for the help
Hi, I recently exported some textures from 3D Substance Painter and i have like 7 different textures.
Base_Color
Heigh
Metallic
Roughness
Normal
Normal_DirectX
Mixed_AO
And where would i put the Normal DirectX and Height textures into the nodes of a material?
Normal_DirectX is a Y- version of the normal map. You don't need it because you already have the Normal map. Height can be used as the displacement map: blender.stackexchange.com/questions/133354/is-it-possible-to-use-height-maps-from-substance-designer-in-blender-and-how
thank you sir.I like your american accent.I wanted to say: thank you for explaining,how to connect AO map.In the past - i was not sure,to which node - i was suppose to connect ambient occlusion map.
Thank you so much!
Awesome👏😊
many thanks
Fantastic, to be honest, since days i?m frickling at my airplane mopdell, Spitfire, because no reaction at roghness. I suspected it could depend on my self painted shader, png. But your vid is the revelation. thx aso much. left a like.
perfect tutorial. Thanks!
Really helpful, thanks!
What about edge height and displacement maps ?
Are they different ?
Thaaanks
Thank you for this.
What do I do if I have 3 different albedo textures? they're all supposed to be used at the same time it looks like...
They could possibly for different parts of the object, in which case you need to assign different materials to each part.
how would apply the map if it was one map, not separated out in the different channels. So for example the map came from substance painter and the metaliic,roughness and AO was combined into a single map?
I assume metallic, roughness, etc. are in separate channels in one image file - in that case you can add a "Separate RGB" node between the image and the shader. For example, green might be metallic, blue is roughness, and so on.
My ambient occlusion maps mess up my viewport display in blender 3.2. Every other version of blender doesn't have this problem
Perfect!
hello thank you a lot off, i did not how tu use the albedo and AO, but what about displacement ???
my albedo doesn't do anything but change the solid color of the mesh :(( the opacity map doesn't do anything either...
Albedo is precisely for changing the solid color of your object so that sounds correct.
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When I have put in the "albedo", my "normal" node is already occupied for the "normal". What can I do?
Albedo and normal should not conflict. What is your normal mode already occupied by?
@@riveducha I haven't put the albedo in "Base color" that's why. I'd wanted the color to be different, so I put it in normal. Now I changed it and it works fine.
Thank you so fucking much
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