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this is exactly what iw as looking for! thank u so much ^^

Thanks!

THIS IS CRAZY😁😎

Mind blowing! Thank you for sharing!

Timestamps: Tipjar/Donation Link: paypal.me/POLYCOSMTipjar ------- The CSP Video: ua-cam.com/video/2ChVC9jP0Js/v-deo.html Curtis Holt BY-GEN Add-on: curtisjamesholt.gumroad.com/l/BY-GEN ------- 0:00 Intro/Video Summary 0:34 Note! This Is A Beginner Tutorial :) 0:54 Creating The Base, My Main Inspiration 2:08 Keyboard Shortcuts & Beveling 3:17 Starting Work On The First Cylinder & Key Combination 5:11 Extruding Along Normals 6:48 Adding The Stylised Scifi Modifiers, Creating The Second Cylinder 7:35 Final Comic Strip Panel 8:00 Outro, Watch The Clip Studio Paint Video :)

thank you! :)

One thing I worry about Modeler is that some tools have better behavior in VR than desktop. Warp tool is one of these, 6 dof freedom in VR. But I have motion sickness with VR, the headless mode seems very difficult to configure. Using Modeler with desktop only seems like not a good idea...

It does not work in Blender 4.0 😢

Awesome, very thanks for the tips

Wow... Simple amazing. Thanks for sharing it.

waw <3

A-MA-ZING! precisely what I was looking for, many thanks!

Awesome video, that clay frame made me cringe. Glad cameras are useful ;) Your workflow is one I love and relate to so much.

Nice to watch this (spoiler alert: I'm from the Substance 3D team)! Also got aphasia, so I can really rely on this video 🙂

Amazing! Which VR headset did you use?

WHAT VR HEADSET DO YOU HAVE?

Great work! Thanks for the update and I'm definitely more interested in this workflow!

you know? thats was a very interesting video, missed the videos here and I didn´t know of this term bephore, aphantasia, that could explain one of the many things that I have in my head, like I mean, I always have a lot of ideas in my mind, thousands of ideas but they are not "visible" dont know if I am explaining myself, whene Im doing a project I have some loose ideas but I dont have a clear image in my mind, is the same? Anyway is always great to see new stuff in here

I really enjoy your videos and love the work you both do it's very inspirational. Thank you!

what a lovely voice

Yesssss

Timestamps & Tipjar/Donation Link: paypal.me/POLYCOSMTipjar (Also, please ignore my dusty dog fur-covered mic 😂) ------- 0:00 Intro, Why I Am Making This Video 1:26 Learning 3D Because Of My Aphantasia 3:27 Discovering Substance 3D Modeler 5:03 VR Voxel Sculpting VS Flatscreen Sculpting 7:57 Modeler Example Projects 12:53 Join The Public Beta For Free :) 13:18 Outro, Join The Discord! ------- Join the Modeler Beta (Free!): helpx.adobe.com/substance-3d-modeler/getting-started/public-beta.html

Thanks so much for this....I`ve been using OCD and wasnt sure about buying this addon but it definitely looks worth it.

Very very usefull for me 😁

Amazing work!

Marvolous! Thank you for showing the sheer power that is a normal map!😄

For the tongue, click the gear icon for the tongue where you move it and turn off LIMITS and then you can stick it out as far as you wish.

You are very beautiful😂

wooaahhh

I honestly had no idea you could export as an OBJ in Daz. That alone helped so much! Thank you!

Thanks for making these!

I am new to Blender and I am trying to learn basic human rig. Do you know of any good tutorial?

How would you use both add ons together?

Amazing! thanks!

You can stay in the random flat colour mode, if you don't like the colour (or several same colours are given to different objects), just add any letter or number to the object name and the colour will change to another, and so on until you find the colour you want (the colour is generated based on the object name). You can also combine several objects into one shape (ctrl+j) and the last object that was selected during the merging will take this colour for the entire group of objects. I also recommend that in the settings at the bottom where "color management" there is an option "use curves", turn on this option and drag the centre point down, thus immediately increasing the contrast of colours (which will reduce the chances that Photoshop will get confused in similar colours).

still coming back to this tutorial years later. thank you!

nem intendo ingles direito, mas vídeo foda gostei me ajudou muito

Thank you! This video was very inspiring and helpful!

Helpful tutorial😊❤

I'm currently in the process of writing an application that is specifically for this purpose. It will display your model with just albedo and watch your .kra or .psd file for changes and automatically update on the fly. I'm looking to give it a slim look like PureRef and the ablity to always stay on top so you can also have it on the same screen if needed. I'll be working on some other tools in it like helpers for painting cubemaps for skyboxes, among some of my favs. If you're interested in trying it out once I have a version for testing, let me know how I can reach you and I'll set you up! Would love to get some feedback.

Wow this is actually amazing result's ! Thank you for sharing

Can i Apply these settings on like an downloaded model like from sketchfab ?

Wow, absolute lifesaver, thank you so much!!

I'm trying to load the setting file, but where i can find the .json file ?

ALT R isnt working, how can i fix that?

3 years later and this video came in clutch

You don't actually need a shader at all. If you plug an image texture node directly into the material output you will get an unshaded material that ignores lighting without becoming a light source itself. Another option, if you need to export things to a game engine using a PBR setup, is to just use a principled shader with roughness at 1.0. When paired with a white environment set to a strength of 1.0, you will get a similar result to unshaded that can still interact with lighting.

🦦 Blender ASMR 😮 that must be heaven 🙏💖🐬

How is your viewport looking black and white while mine have gray and soft shadows? I already disabled soft shadow. Great tutorial