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What advantages does this have over assigning different materials to different faces in blender?

hi nice vid but i cant see wheres my loop tool, where is it or if possibel is there a shortcut key for it? like i want looptool then circle specifically

Hi, I'm the creator of the Woolly addon. Thanks for your honest and generous review, Ghost Studios. I wish you had contacted me before making the video, because the version that you are using had some major issues that were fixed within 2 days of uploading that version, as soon as they were reported by a user. 1. All issues mentioned in this video have been fixed. 2. Tooltips added for all modifiers and materials, so you can hover your mouse cursor over any property and a brief description will appear. 3. A single common Felt material used by the base mesh and the hair curves. 4. Detailed Documentation is available for all Hair Systems. 5. Two new hair systems, Fuzz and Sequin, have been added. More are on their way. 6. New assets added - Curve Modifiers, Materials, and more! Hope this helps. I request you to kindly update your Woolly addon and confirm if everything works. Let me know if you need help with anything. Happy Blending! Rahul

You can also bake ID Map directly in Blender. Not in Substance Painter. 1) After you selected "Vertex Mode" and assigned your Vertex Colors, make sure that your model doesn't have any materials 2) Also make sure that Color Attributes of your model ((In "Object Data Properties") has active slot with TexTools color ID 3) Select "Material ID" in TexTools -> Bake! OR if you want to bake ID Map and don't want to remove a material from your mesh. 3) Go to Shader Editor 4) Add node "Color Attribute" ("Vertex Attribute") in Base Color slot of your Shader 3) Bake "Base Color" or "Diffuse"! Maybe there are other ways to bake ID Map by TexTools in Blender. So if you know how, please inform.

Great and useful information! A basic character sculpting tutorial would definitely be appreciated.

That's pretty good advice actually ❤

love this new tutorial!

One of the best channels for CG artists. You explain things so easy and effortlessly. That's what we need. Thanks for all you do.

when were sculpting and we want to enhanced detail should we remesh with a higher resolution or with the same as we remesh firstly is there is a difference by staying with the same resolution or it don't count

Thanks so much for making this video! I was also having trouble figuring out the geonode system. I wanted to try my hand at recreating that knit texture that is on the store page in the video with Mona Lisa, but I cant find the custom node groups they use in the example. Do you know how to create this effect?

Can you please make full tutorial of puppet satan character

This was really helpful man, thanks

I'm trying to learn animation in Blender and this will be a game changer! Thanks

Great video. Just learning about drivers and looking forward to using them. I’ve noticed professional animators do not use rotational constraints on their armatures. I’ve asked other animators, and they all simply said they don’t use them because they don’t want to limit the range of their characters motion. Based on your video, I’m assuming they use controllers, with range limitations, to avoid unwanted stretching, and distortions. Would that be a true assumption?

Nice tips!

How accurate is remesh really though?

I’ll be your little bool tool

Good stuff. I was wondering, say I had a box, got rid of a face. Instead of filling it and using inset. I try to scale inwards. If the mesh isn't doing that, and going to some side. Why is that? I tried different orientations that didn't work.

Great info my friend! Thank you for taking your time to share your knowledge with us. Learning so much from you! - Looking forward to the next one

thanks man i am new and understood each one of them

Thank you, VERY helpful! have a good 4th

Excellent tutorial! Thanks 👏👏

🎉🎉 Very clear! Thanks.

Got the basic idea what uv is . Nicely explained ❤.

In case CZcams is suppressing my speech in a new and weird way, I'll just let you know that I clicked like, but the counter didn't go up.

We need full puppet tutorial please!

Thanks a bunch for this tutorial man! Love how you explain things. Subscribed!!

Thank you so much!

Last year, it gave me such a headache. it snapped my characters back to their origins, walk cycles had a sliding feet issue... pls do a good tutorial on it, brother.

Does it need one? Not to discourage, you should do your thing, it's great 👍

Did you do the tutorial yet, would love it if you do

Heck yes we need it

Nice! Yes please I'm learning Blender! Thanks!

Please do I'm subbing.

Hey that's so cool!

Yes please

YES

It’s Story Spline, not spine. lol. Source: I attended Pixar’s Story & Animation Masterclass where they taught us this technique and still have my notebook they gave us.

I want to recreate this texture or just move it to stuff like substance to use on Maya? Any ideas or suggestions?

I wish people did more of these add on reviews for Blender, they're so helpful in deciding whether or not to get one, especially when the price isn't low.

My question is, to export the maps from Substance Painter following along. I get a map for each vertex color. Do you know which export method gives me the, hmm. Just doesn't do that? So I can just CTRL-SHIFT-T on the Principled BDSF back in blender?

I want to be you when I grow up

👍👍👍

Man I would love a full tutorial of this ❤❤❤

good tutorial man, concise and helpful

Very nice

Good job man! One of the best I’ve seen in a while🔝

i wish you best broziyer,ty

I keep getting the warning "Could not find vertex colors in mesh." when trying to bake an ID map. Do you know what could be causing this? I've tried for hours now and it just won't work.

I don't know what I'm doing wrong: after baking in substance painter, and I want to select a color, my whole model is a neon green. (This is not how I colored it in blender) Can anyone help?