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Thank you. I really am planning to make more. I've just been slammed at work. Hope to get some updated videos out soon.

Yes, but your detail is based on the voxel resolution. Since it's not UV texture-based. When you are ready then you can export it out with the option to decimate with auto UVs all in one. It might not be what you want but I'm hoping this gets better and better, and could be a real way to look dev a model.

I could only get 3 layers working. The depth just don't seem to work.

You're welcome! Hope it was helpful

You can change the gradient from top to bottom or bring in a background image of your own by going to Edit > Preferences> Themes. There are a lot of choices to play with. Hope that helps 👍

I'll try and put together a video that might be what you are asking for, or something close to it, if I understand your question.

@@industrytuts5272 Oh man, thanks a lot for this kindness share! I meant something like i saw in the 3d coat official channel: they are painting details on elephants foot

Thanks, I didn't know that. I'll give it a try 🙂👍

Hahhaa. That's cool. You have to be comfortable with the tools you use, so I respect that! I still love modeling in Maya too.

@@industrytuts5272 it's cuz Houdini looks like some alien tech lol too intimidating

I used to think so too. I just took the dive and started playing around with it, and then I realized I didn't have to go too deep into the software like Fx artists do, so even staying fairly high level, I found I could do so much more in it. But to be fair, it did take some getting used to. I'm having a blast with it now though.

@@industrytuts5272 ok, that's good to hear lol might give Houdini a chance someday but by now I'm focusing on Maya and then UE5 cuz I wanna develop games

Yeah, the audio got all out of sync, and I couldn't fix it. Definitely a bummer.

You could always try to bake it down to a low poly mesh in the retop room.

@@industrytuts5272 I dont know 3d coat. When I bake in substance it doesnt keep material as I know. It just gives the maps like ao, curvature, height and etc. When baked in 3d coat will it keep the texture? That would be very cool. And If it can a tutorial {from you :) }for that would be great and show complete production for such elements for projects.

I may make a video showing this process, but you can try to export from the sculpt room from the file menu Export->Decimate > AutoUV map > Export. This will give a triangulated mesh but with the option to export PBR textures based on your material setup. Hope that helps.

@@industrytuts5272 I will check that. Thank you:)

Thank you, for watching them, very much appreciated. I'm planning to have more coming soon.

Honestly, I just did a Lego front and side template view, or something similar in google. You can probably find what I used.

@@industrytuts5272 Cheers!

Thanks glad you liked it. Hope it was helpful.

I've just created a video for you showing how to achieve this effect. czcams.com/video/Xdd25ESUWho/video.html

Have updated to the latest version? That might have been added, but not 100% sure. I'll have to give it a try.

I got it "fixed" on the view tab i had checked off the option "show voxels in the painting room" so even on the sculpt room when using paint tools the voxel meshes hide because of that

That's correct, best to add before adding more resolution if possible.

Thanks! That's really great to hear. I'm hoping to get more videos out, just been in crunch mode at work. I'll need to find time though.

yeah keep do the great work, try to make a advanced poly modeling tutorial cuz there aren't a lot in youtube @@industrytuts5272

Thanks for the comment, really appreciate it. I'll be making some new videos on building layered smart materials. Not sure if that's something you'd be interested in but thought I would mention it here 👍

@@industrytuts5272 Thank you for responding, I have been trying to learn how to properly master this software but as many of us know the oficial learning support is very poor and the few paid courses (Udemy) are apart from old ones very focused on modeling, if we add the criticisms received Because of other users, I have more doubts about purchasing them.

I agree with you. I love working with node graphs but only when they allow me to build both simple and complex material, just feels natural, but it becomes a blocker when the setup is not clear and limited by available nodes and not much in the area of documentation. I still struggle to create meaningful node-based materials, so I've kind of stopped using them until they evolve further. I really hope they improve it, and I would like to work in nodes for the smart materials as well, and not just the surface materials. Anyway, that's pretty much my 2 cents. I do love how the developers do push on some of the really cool cutting-edge tools, like volumetric painting (would love to take advantage of more complex usages of nodes in this area as well), and the whole factures system.

@@industrytuts5272 I agree with you - I can just try to imagine yours frustration while trying to solve this riddle without ANY DOCUMENTATION on 3d COat's site, and without proper tutorial, not to mention while great amount of features is buggy. I don't share enthusiasm for 3d Coat any more - My biggest problem with 3d Coat is that they developers are stubborn and really don't care about user needs or suggestions. I've wrote them few times, last mail 3y ago in which I begged them to incorporate some basic changes to UI for voxel sculpting, in order to make whole procedure more user friendly > basically to incorporate some features of box Cutter addon for blender. They were not interested - cause they were focused on other things then- after 2y they finally did this partially - BUT only after majority of artists migrated to blender...

Thanks for asking. Yes, I plan on making more, once I free up from work. I'm in a crunch wrapping up some work on a film. But once I'm free, I'll start crafting more videos. Thanks again!

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