Comment for the algo bump. Would be good to see a video on troubleshooting baking errors for game assets. I often find that when trying to create optimized game assets I have trouble getting normal maps without errors so it would be good some thought processes behind solutions to different errors. I especially have difficulty with baking round objects and objects with thin edges (ex, swords).
@@AbeLeal3D yeah it'd be nice to see some guidelines are some of the more niche topics like that in terms of normal baking. my workarounds in the past have just been making the bevel wider so the baker can catch it easier or just adding more geo to the low poly, I've never worked in the industry though so I'm not sure what is actually regarded best practices in situations like these.
awesome tutorial...already did the first video and now for the texture...would you provide us the substance base you used, please? the rotten wood! thanks
glad you liked it! i cant share that one due to licensing but check this link for a lot of options available for free: substance3d.adobe.com/community-assets?q=wood&u=wood
im not sure if you can uninstall it but if it is turned off just go to the windows menu inside of maya, check settings and preferences, plug in manager, look for it there and turn it on again
Easy to follow, and Amazing Tutorial. Thank you so much!!
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic, thanks teacher!!!
You're very welcome!
Amazing tips, helped me with my current project
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Thanks!!!!
Comment for the algo bump. Would be good to see a video on troubleshooting baking errors for game assets. I often find that when trying to create optimized game assets I have trouble getting normal maps without errors so it would be good some thought processes behind solutions to different errors. I especially have difficulty with baking round objects and objects with thin edges (ex, swords).
thats a great idea, let me see if i can find some examples and record something about it. Thin edges are definitely tricky
@@AbeLeal3D yeah it'd be nice to see some guidelines are some of the more niche topics like that in terms of normal baking. my workarounds in the past have just been making the bevel wider so the baker can catch it easier or just adding more geo to the low poly, I've never worked in the industry though so I'm not sure what is actually regarded best practices in situations like these.
awesome tutorial...already did the first video and now for the texture...would you provide us the substance base you used, please? the rotten wood! thanks
glad you liked it!
i cant share that one due to licensing but check this link for a lot of options available for free: substance3d.adobe.com/community-assets?q=wood&u=wood
Amazing ❤️ are you doing portfolio review here now ?
yes you can submit in our discord channel! we have the submissions open for august
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Nice!!! hahaha man....... nice hahaha
🤙do one yourself! good exercise to get back to 3D
@@AbeLeal3D The emoji was like "man, that was really empressive haha" not like i'm upset or something xD I'll make one
I MISTAKENLY UNINSTALL THE SUBSTANCE PLUG IN ANY ADVICE HOW TO INSTALL PERTICULLERLY THE SUBSTACE PLUGIN?
im not sure if you can uninstall it but if it is turned off just go to the windows menu inside of maya, check settings and preferences, plug in manager, look for it there and turn it on again
THERE IS NO SUBSTANCE PLUG IN, IT WOULD BE GREAT IF YOU HELLP ME THROUGH THIS🙄
@@_517_ here you go my friend. Just select your OS, download and install substance3d.adobe.com/plugins/substance-in-maya/
@@AbeLeal3D thank you very much 😇
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Glad you liked it