Note: it your object (or objects) has (have) more than one material, the same texture node (whit the same image of course) must be created and selected in ALL these materials! Hope that helps!
@@theman7050 you may have already found your answer but this tutorial is a visual of what he means, time stamped at 24:33 th-cam.com/video/7Bp65o0xQeA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Jx4ekCkkwYYyvNo3&t=1473
Even if you are a robot. You are the first "person" (I use that term lightly. Lmao) to tell me to turn metallic off and that why I'm sitting here with 4 completely black textures.
guy sounds like solar opposites. "we need a UV map for this model. we don't have a UV mao for this model. that's right, I've been talking all this time. I'm holding this UV. I'm Korvo, this is my tutorial."
Hello, I have a question. I have a model that I textured, but right after, I noticed that my older unwrapping didn't work well with the model. My texture is drawn, how can I re Unwrap the model with maintaining the old textures? I want to be able to unwrap my model again but want the margins to readjust and relocate to the newer unwrap, is that possible? I am relatively new to blender and know so little.
Yes, it is possible to re-unwrap your model in Blender while maintaining the old textures. Select the model you want to re-unwrap. In Edit Mode, select all the vertices of your model by pressing A. Then, press U to bring up the UV mapping menu and choose "Reset" or "Smart UV Project" if you want Blender to automatically unwrap your model. In the UV Editor window, you can move and scale the UV islands as needed. Since you want to maintain your old textures, make sure that the texture images are still applied to your model.
i'm at the point where you saying to select "overlap" while UV editing, but then you said ''if nothing is selected thats good'' before moving on, but i have some part of my model selected ^^' what am i suppose to do ? ^^
Finally someone explains this in a practical way! thank you!
Best tutorial for baking without using any addons in Blender!! Thanks
Note: it your object (or objects) has (have) more than one material, the same texture node (whit the same image of course) must be created and selected in ALL these materials! Hope that helps!
Thank you for the advice, I also failed because the downloaded file used a lot of textures and I wanted to combine it to make it simple
didnt understand. any tuts available?
@@theman7050 you may have already found your answer but this tutorial is a visual of what he means, time stamped at 24:33 th-cam.com/video/7Bp65o0xQeA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Jx4ekCkkwYYyvNo3&t=1473
Even if you are a robot. You are the first "person" (I use that term lightly. Lmao) to tell me to turn metallic off and that why I'm sitting here with 4 completely black textures.
So clear tutorial!
A much patient take on this.
You made this simple and easy. 🎉🎉🎉
The very very best tutorial!!
Really helpful for newbie like me, thanks sir 😁
Right now i wish i could give more than 1 thumps up, best tutorial for baking!!
amazing tutorial, thank you so much
Thank you. Cool explain Indonesia subtitle.
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Chanel tutorial yang jelas sekali. Kamu benar2 briliant.. 👍🏾
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guy sounds like solar opposites. "we need a UV map for this model. we don't have a UV mao for this model. that's right, I've been talking all this time. I'm holding this UV. I'm Korvo, this is my tutorial."
thanks bro
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Hello, I have a question. I have a model that I textured, but right after, I noticed that my older unwrapping didn't work well with the model. My texture is drawn, how can I re Unwrap the model with maintaining the old textures? I want to be able to unwrap my model again but want the margins to readjust and relocate to the newer unwrap, is that possible? I am relatively new to blender and know so little.
Yes, it is possible to re-unwrap your model in Blender while maintaining the old textures.
Select the model you want to re-unwrap. In Edit Mode, select all the vertices of your model by pressing A. Then, press U to bring up the UV mapping menu and choose "Reset" or "Smart UV Project" if you want Blender to automatically unwrap your model. In the UV Editor window, you can move and scale the UV islands as needed. Since you want to maintain your old textures, make sure that the texture images are still applied to your model.
@@GraphicsMK oh my god!! Thank you so much!! I genuinely appreciate it!!
Where can I find that PNG image?
great video!
helps alot. thank you sir
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Thanks!
i'm at the point where you saying to select "overlap" while UV editing, but then you said ''if nothing is selected thats good'' before moving on, but i have some part of my model selected ^^' what am i suppose to do ? ^^
Ok so the answer seem to be to simply increase the spacing when creating the "smart uv project"
Thanks man!
Question: I'm trying to bake a AO into my model, how does that work?
tu saurais pourquoi un coup sur 5 le baking me revient en image noir ? la meme face je peux la bake deux trois fois puis ensuite tout me reviens noir
good job，very helpful ，thanks a lot
You're awesome 😎
thank youuu
Awesome.
Bravo
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guys i have a problem with texture painting i can't paint on the material in matrial preview i don't know why please somone help
I get uninitialized image error for some reason what should i do?
when i use a png image on stencil, image was show pixelated i also try the high resolution image but still same result
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They most increíble channel
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i dont see ggx in my node i dont have that
can't you bake all PBR maps in one shot?
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All Blender tuts only work if you are making exactly the same thing. Mine failed for that reason
Does anybody still bake in vanilla Blender instead of useful baking addons? And bake all maps in couple clicks.
How make this in blender?
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