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Very cool!

Very true.

Thanks!

This seems like an interesting option. (I'm assuming you are referring to the one on Blender Market: blendermarket.com/products/pbr-bridge) That said, I don't see a UV unwrap feature. Does it have any feature for automatically unwrapping?

@@ReboundAnimation Plasticity provides it's own Blender bridge and its awesome. And there is a third party bridge between Blender and substance painter. Developer name is Xolotl (wierd name, great product). The Xolotl bridge works to communicate the model from Blender and setup the correct channels, and also to send the finished material back. One click each way. The plasticity bridge to blender is a no-brainer. Free. Great features.

@@ReboundAnimation He meant the Plasticity Bridge for Blender to get the model live into blender. It is awesome!

@@JacksSpaceGames Ah, thanks for the clarification!

Glad it was helpful!

It's a new software, so I think it will become more flexible in the upcoming years

Maybe one day :)

Yeah, in my new videos I've stopped adding music. I thought I had balanced the voice and background music, but I guess not since this seems to be a common comment. I'll have to run a compressor sidechain on the audio at some point and see if that works... :)

@@ReboundAnimation I woudlnt say music is distracting, but this particular one has those gradients of agitation, which stir the attention. You have a very good voice, by the way, it's very important, I think you can become a top videoblogger

Thank you! @@MIchaelSybi

Thank you so much!

Be sure to also check out the behind the scenes video: ruclips.net/video/jwZvERjFCBs/видео.html

Yep. :D

Hopefully at some point. Working on animation stuffs right now. :)

Thanks!

I think that is toggled in the upper right-hand corner. (Or Alt-Z)

Sadly not that I know of. Blender has some built-in remeshers, but imho they are not as good.

I go over that process in this video: ruclips.net/video/jwZvERjFCBs/видео.html It's not a full walkthrough, but it covers the main ideas.

Thank you ! @@ReboundAnimation

@@yunusemremanap7426 Sure thing!

@@ReboundAnimation means a lot! Really kind of you to inform personally.

Thanks!

Hopefully I'll have a BTS of my latest animation test soon.

Ooh, does Cascadeur have dual camera now? I couldn't find it last time I checked.

Thanks!

Thanks!

I'll consider it. I was hoping to get a good balance to make it less stale. I may have to try a simpler track though.

It probably would, yes.

Correct. I'm just using bevels as a way to match the points. (I've tried rebuild but wasn't able to learn how to control it yet.)

@@ReboundAnimation Just use a big amount of points, especially if you have a sharp angle. The trick is to use the equal amount for both curves.

I would use a sphere and set it half way on the cube.

In 3d modeling, decals are a name for easily-applied, typically-inset extra geometry, like screw threads, inset buttons, etc. For Blender, there's a plug-in called Decal Machine, and if you search for videos of it, you'll see more examples of what it means.

Yes, as overseastom mentioned, I'm just using "decal" abit generically to label the geometry.

Thanks! Yeah I check my email and I'm already two versions behind of Plasticity. Exciting times for sure.

Oh, and supposedly the decal and be selected and copied directly on the face of the object as well. I'll need to check this out.

I also need to look into "Bridging" features in Plasticity, which also offer some interesting options. And, yeah, editable sheets would be nice.

Actually this is the clumsiest and most confused example of horrible modeling workflow/strategies. Simply terrible.

Bridging doesn't work well? (I've not tried it myself yet)@@pavel5939

@@ReboundAnimation nice dodge xD

Glad to hear it was helpful!

Hi Kuechmeister! Good to see you here. That video was definitely my inspiration, but I went with a simpler shape, haha. I tried getting a smooth surface with lofting, but I could only figure out four-way tangency with the patch tool.

If you are using the Blender hotkeys, then joining multiple curves can be done with J. Cutting can be done with C.

@@ReboundAnimation I'm actually using 3ds Max hotkeys, also I didn't see you use curves to cut the surface, it looked more like Swift Loop in 3ds Max.

@@Darren_W. From taking look, I think the hotkeys may actually be the same and it's just the navigation that's different. I'm using 1.0.0. So it should be still C key to cut. Or if I'm missing something, the three-dot menu in the lower right-hand corner opens a search for different commands.

I guess you mean isoparam. It is ctrl+R. It adds an edge along one of NURBS directions, which you can switch with tab while creating. It is quite similar to swiftloop, but it won't work along multiple faces at once

@@MIchaelSybi Yes, you're right. Thank you.♥️

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome, thank you! Be sure to check out the latest video on how to avoid the uncanny valley.

@@ReboundAnimation Done 👍I believe CC4 can do wrinkles which would make a huge difference as well.

Yep, wrinkles are as neat feature. I might even add it to my cartoon characters at some point, though probably making it very subtle.

@@ReboundAnimation I havent experimented with CC4 much despite owning it, but id imagine even some skin blemishes would help even on charters leaning towards cartoonish.

@@ReboundAnimation Looks like we're on a similar path. Im looking at the Plasticity->Blender-->Quad Remesher-->UVunwrap-->Substance-->Unreal workflow. But dont have Plasticity yet, my head is exploding with what im trying to learn already. Plus python&mojo on the agenda along with learning some AI software, omniverse and web3 stuff.

Glad I could help!

Glad it was helpful! It took me forever to really understand why lofting wasn't working in this case, so I'm happy to pass on what I learned.

Thanks! Working on preparing the next one.

Well, maybe, but the trick is that the decal is inset. You could likely do it using a revolve to make the "negative", but you would not see the proportions until using a Boolean. Also, if this were something like a screw head decal, than it might also be easier to start with the overall shape.

Thanks! Yes, it can be a bit to get used to for sure. I'm still learning myself, which is why I share these videos.