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UV one mesh at a time or do the whole mesh together
I have made a very simple model of Lake-Town in MayaLT from The Hobbit movies. Now Im wondering how one would do the UVing for texturing in Substance-Painter. I have watched the tutorials, so I know how to do Uving now :) Heres the model: The question: Will it be better to texture one mesh at the time in Substance-Painter… -
Re: UV one mesh at a time or do the whole mesh together
So its best that I do a small UV set for a small part of the texture and paint it over the model and not the whole model at once? I have already watched the tutorials for UVing, so I know how it works, Im only trying to figure out the best way to do it in this scene :) -
Re: UV one mesh at a time or do the whole mesh together
I'm not a games modeler, but I'd suggest do follow DireWolf suggestion. UV'ing is a technique in it's self, spend some time on some tutorials, understand the tools in Maya UV editor, then when you feel comfortable you can move onto advanced UV tools and techniques. Everything is steps, one step at a time, and hopefully… -
Re: UV one mesh at a time or do the whole mesh together
To tackle this I think it's a good idea to start thinking modularity. Meaning you model/texture smaller pieces and assemble them through out your scene. The concept is very well explained and demo'd by Futurepoly. Check out their 3D Modeling Architecture playlist. https://www.youtube.com/user/Futurepoly
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