You've just saved me hours of manipulation and frustration, with these two options: Pin and Follow active quads. I looked at several other videos on TH-cam to find a way to do this but I couldn't find anything like you describe it here. Thank you very much for sharing it.
Hey good video but what is the last bit supposed to mean where you say something like uv maps are faster than pbr shaders? that didn't make sense to me
I don't know what to do, every time I render the cabin of the ETS2 truck that I'm creating, some black dots appear in the rendered image that generate the occlusion of the environment, I've tried everything
Hello Markom. Great video, sadly I could use a bit of help here. I am trying to cut down my draw calls within blender on "Extracted Unreal Models" (Fortnite Character, with props merged onto the body UV set up already) . So my mesh has a working UV map and unwrap already applied. Yet when I go to try and unwrap something off the OG UV set my object picks up color from all across the OG texture image. Is there a way to isolate the unwrap to its correct image location and gain a new image based off the correct colors? I have to regain computing power somehow, and figure this is best place to go next, because I am assuming that something as small as a Thigh Holster off of a Deadpool model is still reading the ENTIRE texture layout that came into Blender on the completed model. Plus tricks like decimate, and limit dissolves only help slightly, and can quickly make a model unfit for direct camera sight within my animations. I am loosing CPU horsepower fast and would love to isolate the reason, and begin training myself on corrective and safe fixes hopefully. Thanks for the help.
Awesome video - is UV Packmaster the closest thing you've seen to the flatten UV map feature in 3DSMax? I don't think that feature comes standard in Blender.
You've just saved me hours of manipulation and frustration, with these two options: Pin and Follow active quads. I looked at several other videos on TH-cam to find a way to do this but I couldn't find anything like you describe it here. Thank you very much for sharing it.
your videos help Alot and the fact that you cut them into segments really help
cool beans, glad you got something from this
since there wasn't "something" usefull, i couldn't give i like
but i had to subscribe, because i found it extremely usefull xD
Thank you this was really helpful for some one who is coming to Blender from Maya
Mooooore!!! Give us moooore UV tips! 😘 +1 that UV Packmaster is a bloody brilliant plugin and worth every penny. Very helpful dev as well.
I know what im watching today!!! YOUR A TRUE FELLA!! well done!!
#44 Liked!
Thanks 👍
Simple and straightforward piece of advice, thanks !
Quick and extremely useful video, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
You are the best teacher on youtube sir plzzz can you teach us modelling unwrapping and retopology in detail
sure mate, I will put something together.
@@Markom3D thankyou so so much sir
I loved the first tip using follow quads Very good!!!!
wow, 'Follow active quads'...game changer!
You have really perfect tricks. Thanks alot
So nice of you
I've really learn a lot of things in this vidéo ! Thanks a lot Markom.
Glad to hear that!
IM HERE NOW LOOKING FOR THE TUTORIAL
Thank you so much dear for you help
congratulations for this tutorial!
hey dude you are great :) 2:10 I was fixing one by one this. . Yours is much more practical. Thank you so much :))
Thank you for the great tut!! Simple and to the point!
This video is exactly what I needed 😁
Thank you!
Liked and subbed nice tut
Thanks chief.
You are welcome
Wow amazing
I have to buy that plugin one of these days, the difference is insane. Also i had no idea about follow active quads, very useful.
yeah, just sharing the little tips that I have
Hey good video but what is the last bit supposed to mean where you say something like uv maps are faster than pbr shaders? that didn't make sense to me
Very nice! Thanks!
it hepled me so much!!! I couldn't paint beacuse i didnt unwrap the model
Awesome man..Thanx
how did you apply the UVs?
First comment and lots of love from india💕💕💕
Thank you so much 😀
How did he add the UV grid to the object right at the start? Is that an option to enable or is it just a texture applied to the model?
when you create anew image, you can select the colour, but also add the grid texture to it
I don't know what to do, every time I render the cabin of the ETS2 truck that I'm creating, some black dots appear in the rendered image that generate the occlusion of the environment, I've tried everything
What are on some software for developers to focus on and use in four very differently art topic.
Thank MArkom.
no worries mate
Wow cool. How can u see your node setup?
Markom have you heard of the free UV squares addon? It does this all with just a click or at least close to it. I love it for cylinder meshes.
Seems pretty hot to sit behind a jet engine! 🙂
Hello Markom. Great video, sadly I could use a bit of help here. I am trying to cut down my draw calls within blender on "Extracted Unreal Models" (Fortnite Character, with props merged onto the body UV set up already) . So my mesh has a working UV map and unwrap already applied. Yet when I go to try and unwrap something off the OG UV set my object picks up color from all across the OG texture image. Is there a way to isolate the unwrap to its correct image location and gain a new image based off the correct colors? I have to regain computing power somehow, and figure this is best place to go next, because I am assuming that something as small as a Thigh Holster off of a Deadpool model is still reading the ENTIRE texture layout that came into Blender on the completed model. Plus tricks like decimate, and limit dissolves only help slightly, and can quickly make a model unfit for direct camera sight within my animations. I am loosing CPU horsepower fast and would love to isolate the reason, and begin training myself on corrective and safe fixes hopefully. Thanks for the help.
Awesome video - is UV Packmaster the closest thing you've seen to the flatten UV map feature in 3DSMax? I don't think that feature comes standard in Blender.
Follow active quads. That's a like :)
wish i had a double thumb :-)
cheers mate, apricate the support
ab mujhe aa gyi hai krna --- translate from urdu to english.