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can i import a unreal engine game in editor with same light setting of game?

i think the answers are great! it's in great detail which is appreciated, thankyou so much for making this!

This video inspires how to create a environment art. Thank you !

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Nice environment video. Hope the gameplay improves the space.

i watched all your videos for trim sheets. I appreciate these videos because i am in art school and my professor didnt show me in depth how to create a trim sheet for UV mapping. I didnt use the program that you used for modeling but it was easy to understand and just worked in Maya

I recently found this channel and I'm new to 3D game dev. I learned so much more from your channel than other things I've found and tried to do for the past 10 years as a 2D hobby game maker. I watched every video and loved everything I've learned from you. I can only hope to see more content in your channel in the future and I would love to be the excuse you use to continue. Thank you for everything, it's amazing and so much useful info.

The head on that coffee is insane

I want to start but I’m 25 now do you think is it too late or not cause you said it took 9 years

amazing video thx man

I love you bro

this tutorial is so good and you explain very well.

I want to become a Level Designer, but using your Greybox Level Design surely helps me a lot :)

Can you make another video explaining how to make trim sheets in maya

Thank you very much!!

it not Level Design, it environment design...bullshit

OH COOL FOR YOUR ADVICES GOOD ITS WORTH FOR ME

this is completely GOLD! it made everything click for me, thanks!

Thank you very much friend!!!!

I know that May sounds weird for you but personally wean make level's for my game i use the old approch The approach i was talking are the following wean make object like building wall's ect instead of making each Wall as assets and after i just use in editor tools on the game engine im using in that case unit pro builder And the wall is as big or small as want to and im able to modift the size off those House boxes ect inside the game engine. One other thing that i haven't seen many people to do the way i make those level in the first place For some reason wean make house the add each wall sepert object i personally wean i made just made the wail home as model in that way the have less polygons

Please do more videos, it is so helpful

I have only recently heard about the concept of Trim Sheets and this is mind blowing. I am very much self taught and do the whole beginner thing of unique unwrapping everything I do, sometimes sharing a UV map across several things that may not need too much detail. This will be a game changer. I can't wait to play with that.

Gathering references: Find it for EVERYTHING - Colors - Props/Assets (Rocks, stones, statues) - Mood - Lighting - Quality Benchmark (For this, take note of everything mentioned prior and how they did right) Use a lot of references to add the parts you LIKE

If you click the Solo button on the right side of the viewport ui you can isolate the view, so that you dont have to hide all the other objects

I HAVE A VERY BIG QUESTION FOR YOU! so you used lots of polygons in order to use your trim sheet , does that really worth it?! what's the costs and benefits?

I love this style Even because my project is entirely based on this

I learned a lot from you!

hey dude! the way you manage your kits and level your scene seems so handy and efficient, I was trying to figuring out this process by searching random tutorial onlines, and it took me so long to block out my levels. Really helps me a lot! thank U!!

This Trim Tutorial Series Help In 2024.... Thank You

Its amazing what you can do with a trim sheet, lovely work mate!

Hello! just want to say the videos you put out are amazing and honestly ive learned more here than any other channel especially when it comes to seeing the fuller picture when it comes to workflows and pipelines that are all explained in a easy way to understand. Im afairly new subscriber and was wondering if this channel is going to start uploading again because all the videos i see on the channel are from a few years ago. Just curious is all. thank you for all the knowledge you have put out there!

Hi,What impact does UV mapping across quadrants have?

thank you, for doing this!!

Its me, I am the player that not only notices but greatly appreciates all the individually placed grasses, foliage and assets in games. But that prefab ability is amazing as well, a mix of the two would be *chefs kiss*

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I think I'm in love with you man this is gold 🥇

Thanks for video.How about Ultime Trimsheet technique?

Thank you so much.

Incredibly helpful tutorial, thank you!

Tim creating Trim texture ❤

My question would be, about how much texel density comes into play when modeling, as clearly the trim sheet will have correct density for given dimensions, for circular strips there will be some acceptable warping, but I guess the better an edge or strip matches the density set out in the trim sheet, then the better the texturing on the model?

For Blender users, google 'Follow active quads' - essentially, add a seam, unwrap, rotate the unwrapped quads so a central one that is the most square is the right way up; select the left most X verts in the UV and S -> X -> 0, to scale the edge in X to the same X co-ordinate, repeat for the right edge in X and then do the top and bottom edges in Y, you know have aligned verts; swap to face mode, select this face and then hit L to select linked and right click and choose 'Follow active quads' and you'll get a strip you can scale. What is missing in the above is a way to ensure the X and Y edges are the same length, resulting in a square, so I need to check that myself. There also ought to be a plugin for this as I use it a lot :D probably a relax in Blender would achieve that square result. EDIT: I just found this video, with a promising UV Squares addon.... czcams.com/video/JN1lLYsdeWc/video.html yoink

I cannot emphasize enough how much this series has helped me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

4 years later, this is still insanely helpful. thank you so much for making this!

I only just found out about this channel recently and while I'm late to the party, I found it has been tremendously helpful and I'm super grateful for it! Actually one of the easiest videos to follow and understand that I've seen in awhile.

amazing.

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Thank you! Very usefull.

New learner： how is the texture applied in 3dmax? Is it the base color exported from SP? Looking forward to your reply, thank you!

This is awesome, really comprehensive. I'm looking to make my first environment and I hope mine will come out good.