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Texturing - a most common old-school Photoshop workflow?

dzibarik
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It may sound stupid but how people see changes they make in Photoshop on their 3d models immediately? Do they use 3d mode in PS? All tutorials on texturing I saw were in Substanse Designer/Painter, Modo, 3d Coat etc. Now I've decided to learn an old-school way to do things and the only way to see changes on the model I've found is to reload a material in a 3d App.
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  • Eric Chadwick
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    Many apps have an auto-reload feature. As soon as you save your PSD, the 3d app sees the datetime change, and so it reloads it. Dual monitor setup helps a lot with this... Photoshop on one side, 3ds Max or Maya on the other.
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  • Noors
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    I think present and future is about 3d painting applications. You can always use photoshop for corrections and tuning, but i don't see any reason to paint in "2d " when you have now the tools to not bother about deformations and seams. Unless you make very low poly models with pixel art sort of texturing.
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