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3:55 very helpful, thankss

What are the methods you use to line up the UVs at 3:47? You aren't doing it all by hand are you?

I was doing this with weight painting but this method is so much easier!

Very helpful

Your help was greatly appreciated! Thank you.

Thanks for this guide! Which addon do you use for quick access to modifiers?

It seems I'm somehow affected by this problem, but setting that option even for simplest object like flatened cube still produces odd proportions :-| Even rectangle produces perfectly square UV map even without need to press 'Unwrap'. Little bit annoying.

thank you

I would need to have exactly the same effect for one of my animations, it would be great to have a tutorial for blender 4.0 ! :D

To give you all a sense of how weighted works: vertex normals will be more perpendicular on the bigger faces of your mesh.

exactly what i was looking for, thanks brother

man this was a very helpfull video!

Gracias por el dato (thanks 4 the help)

nice video thanks :)

Thank you for this video, very cool! I was mainly trying to recreate wind waker-esque water effects with a shader but this video helped me realize that I may have been overcomplicating it a bit. All the other things you went over in the video were interesting as well

0:20 that little button makes all the difference! thank you

This is super cool! Is it possible to blend facial animations together so it fades together? There is a game called siren that uses this method and I would love to emulate it.

can i do this with textures also in some way? like a pattern around some cylinder

This is such a great breakdown. Appreciate you taking the time to put this together!

The normals are not perfect though, the corners look pretty bad. For that simple cube, harden normals works better imho, but sometimes I get better results with weighted normalmon more complex objects. It's far from perfect really

Any chance I can copy a stripe/line?? I need two of these on my mesh.

Thank you for sharing

Thank you!

hey mate, whats your discord username?

thank you!

you saved hours and hours of my life :D

I'm confused by your accent. It's like a mixture of Scottish, a northern accent and some American, at times? Am I going mad?

You sir, is very much love! Best bargain, subbed!

I have been searching for a video like this for a long time now... just the small part of you explaining by doing it in blender!!! that is gold!!!! loved it!!

Saved my life and hours of looking for a solution, thanks a lot.

Couldn't have taken more unfortunate screenshots for making the textures 🙊🙊😀

Thank you so much Sensei ㄟ(≧◇≦)ㄏ

thank you

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15:30: The texture is probably mirrored because you can configure the GPU to what happens when the UV coordinate is "outside" the texture (texture wrap mode), which usually are clamp (take the nearest valid pixel from the texture, creates lines effect), repeat and mirror. It seems blender (and some other programs/formats) only support repeating texture, so mirroring the texture is a workaround to achieve the mirror thing without requiring blender itself to support the other texture wrap modes.

I asked!

For proceedural, definitely cool!! 👍 Beautiful ✨

hi, i have this issue.. my object have multiple shape keys, when i apply the modifer, if i select one of my shape keys and apply it the normals went smooth just as before i apply it. Instead, the other shape keys have this ugly shadow normals... Is there any solution?

That helped, thanks

I loved your breakdown of the environment. As an aspiring environment artist this is truly useful. I'd love to see more videos like this. If anybody alse knows of other breakdowns similar to this one please let me know!!

Thanks a lot!

nice tutorial, quite in depth face influence/weighted normals is just awesome, especially for doing low poly cars. You cannot seem eradicate all of the shading errors, but 90 percent of them I turned off 'keep sharp' on mine and appied weak or medium to all the bevels. works fine ( strong for the bigger panels)

One of the best videos I’ve seen on this topic. Bravo!

For those wanting to know how to create the raycast I have, follow the instructions below: 1 - Get the 'FirstPersonCamera' component 2 - From that, feed into a 'Get World Location' and feed that into a 'Line Trace By Channel' node's "Start" input. This is the line's start location. 3 - For the "End" input, feed the 'FirstPersonCamera' component to a 'Get Forward Vector' node. This gets the angle the camera is looking at. 4 - Feed that into a Multiply (float) node, and multiply by 1000 or something. This is the line's distance. 5 - From that, take the multiply output into an Add node, adding with the 'Get World Location' node (the same one that's going into the 'Start' input). This offsets it from the start location. 6 - Finally, feed the Add node output into the "End" input of the 'Line Trace By Channel' node. (I also selected "For Duration" for "Draw Debug Type" so I can see the line when playing) 7 - Hook this up to your input (like Input > Keyboard > E) or something. I didn't cover how to create the raycast, because I intended to focus specifically on the interface programming. This sort of thing works with collision type events too, such as On Component Begin Overlap and others. Hope that helps

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Thanks!

and what if i have a black mask with a part that i want to exclude? I cant do it this way, it goes all over the model. Any solution?