A Simple Approach to UVs (Practical Example) | Blender Tutorial
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- čas přidán 12. 03. 2022
- In this video, I'd like to discuss my simple approach to hard surface UV unwrapping.
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keeping mistakes in the video is incredibly helpful to understand problem solving.
Nodes and UV mapping are the bane of my existence. I feel like I'm going to be referencing this video A LOT. Thanks, Josh. Once again, it was very much appreciated 👍
Very helpful! Easy to follow and very informative, as always… thank you! Would like to see more about texel density…
4.54 Finally, the answer to the question that had been nagging me until now. Thank you thank you!
I was struggling with UV mapping nowadays and I saw this video. Very helpful!
I have never used conformal unwrap method, I'm happy to learn something new from you today.
Solid advice , pure gold tips and tricks.
Omg. I just searched your other video about UV's (beautiful UV's with uv square add-on) this morning, and now you've posted another video about UV's :D
Another great vid Josh. One comment: If you symmetrize you can also choose to have the two halves share the same uv's as long as your aren't doing any custom textures to both sides. You'd get more UV bang for your buck and save half the space for better texture resolution.
Cool, informative video. Would like to see a video on texel density.
Yup, video on your approach to texal density would be great
Awesomely useful.
Excellent videos. Tips on texel density and how to standardize density across assets would be great.
THank You look GREAT CHANNEL🙌🙌
Good stuff as always! Please do a course on texel density. It feels essential when making game assets.
yes make a vid on that TD theme
While i'm really good at unwrapping stuff, I still need a better understanding on texel density! I hope you will consider making one as I want to gain as much information as possible.
I haven't used substance painter in a long time but from what I understand, it was pretty good at handling seams. I'm wondering in general if there's a quick workflow that could be applied to iterate on your UVs for better packing and being able to test them in substance painter to see how the material might end up looking?
+1 on Texel Density tutorial please!!!
Hi @josh. Do you have any advice on dealing with Faceting issues when using smoothing groups > UE4?
Started a low poly project to reduce resources from high poly to low poly assets. The issue I keep hitting is the low poly Normals look fine in Blender such as a rounded cup, but the normals react flat to UE4 lighting and highly visible.
Just spent 5+ hours trying to understand this issue >.
Marking sharp as seams and working backwards is great. But are there any add-ons that gets you even further just to save time?
Smart unwrap is ok to use in many cases, you just have to know when and how. There are many cases when no one cares about perfect UVs and you save a lot of time.
Looks like you're using ngons for flat surfaces, how does that work with the hole punches? And is this uv step before or after you decimate the model? Just got your weapon class so I'm sure some of that is answered there
Where do I find the checkerboard textures I keep seeing used in every UV tutorial, but can't seem to find anywhere in blender? Looked under Madcap and Studio which is where I thought for sure to find them, but no joy.
I believe it’s under material property. First add the material to the object. There is a dot on the left of Base Color, click the dot and you will have the checker texture under Texture.
Download and learn texel density checker addon blender
When you have an image texture node in node editor or an empty Image Editor window, you can choose to Open an existing image OR you can choose to add a NEW image. When you add a new image, you can give it a specific resolution, and change its type from Blank (black or some other flat color) toa UV grid. There are two different grids you can choose from.
Make one pls!
Hey josh, why r u symmetrizing in edit mode rather than using hardops
Can anyone tell me how to remove the black shadows while smoothing
have it be more high poly and it will be less visible