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Blender to Unity3D Workflow - Suggestions/Advice Please
I am looking for software suggestions for things in RED on my in-between solutions in my workflow pipeline. It has been nearly 3 years since I have done any work for a client, and surprisingly though my portfolio feels pretty dated, especially looking at all the cool things people are making these days, I may have a gig to… -
Re: Blender to Unity3D Workflow - Suggestions/Advice Please
@3DGolum just wanted to follow up and say thank you for the additional suggestions. Very much appreciated! -
Re: Blender to Unity3D Workflow - Suggestions/Advice Please
@BagelHero that tutorial was spot on, and those guys did a great job. Blender has improved a lot since I last used it, and good to see some quality tutorials to go along with. -
Re: Blender to Unity3D Workflow - Suggestions/Advice Please
@BagelHero Nice, yeah I can easily include the price of Substance Painter subscription if it is contract-based or have them purchase a seat if they bring me on the team, plus have heard good things about SP. Blender changed a lot since I last used it, thankfully hands are picking up the old hotkeys pretty quick, and I am… -
Re: Blender to Unity3D Workflow - Suggestions/Advice Please
You probably want to look into substance painter for the textures and baking, & for retopo you could probably stay in blender. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuQzPDs99yM I think that's an example of the built in tools, though I'll admit I'm not super familiar. mind the character example of course; i will also admit im not… -
Re: Blender to Unity3D Workflow - Suggestions/Advice Please
I also use Substance Painter in my modeling to Unity workflow and highly recommend it (even though it is now owned by Adobe). You can even export directly to Sketchfab if you need a gltf deliverable. I also use the Affinity suite and highly recommend it too. Photoline is also excellent if you are looking for a PS… -
Re: Blender to Unity3D Workflow - Suggestions/Advice Please
@Voxelope Most people use Marmoset Toolbag or Substance Painter for baking, Substance Painter is also used for texturing/painting. Quixel Mixer is a good alternative to Substance Painter too and it's free. Also if you are not strictly required to use photoshop. Take a look at Affinity Photo, it's a really good alternative…
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