3DCoat | Photoshop Texturing

In this video I breakdown the awesome process of importing a model into 3D -Coat via the paint UV Map function, and work between photoshop and 3D-Coat to paint into the model!
A great feature and brilliant for those who prefer to paint in photoshop instead of painting in a 3D modelling package.
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[@rizumbawu9858]

The most genius solution to paint on 3D

[@mickdixon2942]

Your tutorials are excellent sir! Not too long not too short. Keep up the good work

[@magic8bit509]

learn a lot in this video, thank you !

[@Landri-rn3tg]

I like how fast you did the UV, didn't know you could make UV shells like that in maya

[@Liaw4896]

thanks for you hardwork for this tutorial sharing. Love it.

[@RobertDempster32]

Thank you for your kindness :)

[@elgabacho73]

Great video

[@andrenas5643]

Thank you so much

[@VrainbowStudioGame]

thanks you. i dont know 3D coat doesnt work brush details like photoshop. within photoshoo i can brush pixel tiny and perfect quality. but 3D coat is blur everything. cant draw more highdetails

[@dan323609]

but i dont see normal/height channels

[@erenbodur1299]

thanks

[@pieralessi7426]

Hi, why you didn't use Painting Room in 3DCoat?

[@petertremblay3725]

Pretty strange workflow since 3d coat is the top dog for painting, nothing to compare to photoshop sluggish 3d painting.

[@RobertDempster32]

It’s a feature within 3DCoat. Use what ever workflow works best for you :)

[@synju]

not trying to bash you here, but the video title is "3DCoat | Photoshop Texturing"
But you spent 14 mins teaching basic modelling in Maya.
:? ?

[@RobertDempster32]

This was a lesson for a student who wanted to know the basics. For anyone getting started, it’s best to go from the beginning rather than skipping ahead to something that’s already modelled :)

[@kenmorris2858]

If this is a 3DCoat to Photoshop workflow why not model and uv map the object in 3DCoap? Sorry but your title is misleading...

[@RobertDempster32]

You may also model it in 3D-Coat, the same results apply :)

[@pawpotsRS]

the title is not misleading, you just read it wrong.