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Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
Hey! Even though you have a ton of 3D modeling experience, it doesn't mean you can jump into Blender right off the bat. Knowing topology and general 3D concepts is a huge plus, but the interface here is completely different, the commands are different, and even the names of familiar functions vary. Things like working… -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
Blender certainly doesn't have the same level of performance (as far as I can tell from my brief experience with Zbrush forever ago), but 100k should not be a problem at all... Are there any Modifiers on the sculpted object? People usually suggest Grant Abbitt tutorials -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
Nevermind the previous post, sorry. I've figured it out. Just needed to actually think to what I was doing, sometimes when I follow a tutorial I forget to do that. This is the alpha I needed: The issue I'm having is that the outer part of a curve is always ruined by a bunch of single strokes, like so: How do you fix that?… -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
I'm seeying there are several different method to create Alphas to be used with brushes. For example, a tutorial from 5y ago does a Camera setup with a Mist Pass. Another from 4y ago apply a gradient Texture to the mesh.Another from 1y ago uses VDM (which is not exactly alpha, but the end result is in that neighborhood).… -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
So I'v made this shape: And then attempted to bake it with this setup below (following a tutorial): And then I'm using it as alpha for a brush like this: As you can see the issue is that it raises the whole sphere surface. Can anyone guide me to have it such that it cuts the surface like in the image on the left, but… -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
Hi, The problematic part here is that you want a professional course where you'll use tools that aren't professional. I think you shouldn't focus on the tools. It's not about learning Blender and texturing, but about understanding two things: how 3D graphics works and how visual art in general works. That way, you'll… -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
I was practicing making this wood table asset, I have the base geometry down although I'm kind of stuck because I have no idea how to use all sculpting part of the software, wasting time running circles on youtube. Can anyone suggest some good tutorial that slowly explains how it all works? (no timelapses) Or even just… -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
Aside from the software itself, also the confirmation you could compete with someone professional in a better known tool while using Blender, even from a productivity point of view. For example, I've barely started a tutorial today, and the usual transform gizmos we call in 3ds max and similar softwares by doing W/E/R, in… -
Learning Blender and Texturing
Hi everyone, I need your help to hopefully find the tools and learning material I'm looking for. So, despite I already know how to use 3ds Max, given its exorbitant cost and mine being simply an hobby with 0 income, I've decided I should learn Blender instead. The problem is two-fold because I also need a free or one-time…
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