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Amazing, thank you 😁

Hehe thanks 😁 yeah it's neat that you can use them together!

This isn't my usual method for texturing because the downside to this method is that you can get lost with the UVs rather easily with complex shapes. It's probably best to do as much texturing/painting as you can in Blender (using Ucupaint to make it easy), then touch up the painting and details in Krita.

​@moltenbolt lol I was hoping to avoid painting directly in blender :P but that does make sense. Thanks for the advice, I'll try it

I have been looking at making myself an asset library of pre-baked and handpainted trim sheets to save time. Definitely gonna try it out

Hahah 😂

I thought there was a setting in the Brush options that kept the brush the same size regardless of camera view 🤔

@@moltenbolt no that's only for sculpt mode, it's keeps the same sculpt size, it's never been avaliable in texture paint mode and there's a good few people asking for it across various forums. Apparently it's something to do with who ever coded texture paint mode no longer works on it or something :/

@JayRKID oh, yeah youre right. That would be intensely useful for texture painting. What the heck, seems like an odd thing to be missing

@@moltenbolt it drives me crazy! Lol

Sweet, I'm glad it was helpful 😁

Thank you 😁 I've learned to draw and paint just by studying and practicing a lot, really. And it's normal when you are learning for your work to not look like the references, it takes practice to get used to breaking things down into simple shapes. But for general learning resources I can definitely recommend a few: Books: How to Draw / How to Render by Scott Robertson YT Channels: @YTartschool @marcobucci I also made a video a long time ago that covers free art teacher resources: ruclips.net/video/nx6AsZs_8FM/видео.html Hope that helps!

Hahah 😁 thank you!

Thanks 😁uhh I learned to paint just by studying and practicing a lot, reading art books and watching tutorials

@@moltenbolt thanks

I like having all the tools from CSP and PS as well. Check out youtube vids by Grant Abbitt on UV unwrapping. They are excellent tutorials for beginners 😁

Thank you 😁 next tutorial will cover stylized PBR, which will have all of the normal channels and stuff!

Thanks hahah

There's also InstaMat, which last I checked was free, and is a brand new contender to the Texture Painting game. I haven't messed about in it too much, but it's essentially the entire Substance Suite in one package from what I can tell, Painter, Designer, etc. Worth checking out perhaps 😁

Yes, because it's actually only 3 steps. It seems like a lot when you learn it for the first time, but it's actually just: export UV image, convert to PSD, reimport. Doesn't take terribly long

@@moltenbolt 💀

@@moltenbolt I usually would set up a basic bsdf for all parts of the mesh and them I cook it and then bring UV + Base Albedo to ps and make new detailed texture and roughness.

It's usually because I struggle to pack all my UVs correctly and proceed to forget what is where, this is helpful with high poly models

@@victor.novorski for sure. My usual handpaintin process is done using only Blender with a bit of quick edit and Ucupaint, then touching up in ps or csp

To be clear, this isn't my normal handpainting process. It just blew me away that it could be done. Usually, I'll do most of the painting in Blender and then make any final edits in the painting software 😁

@@moltenbolt Nothing wrong with that. Probably leads to more stylized paints. Just not my cup of tea, personally. Too many steps. Its good if you want to get that feeling of hand painting, I'd imagine.

@Assortment54321 100%. I've honestly never really jumped into nodes too hard, but I can definitely see the appeal there, too

Thanks 😁The course is going to take a while to make to the quality I want. Hm, there's a few, but the only channel that comes to mind immediately is Jayanam, some of his tutorials on modeling/animating in Blender and exporting to engine are excellent!

@@moltenbolt Thanks I'll check that channel out! It's just so difficult to even understand what I'm trying to ask sometimes. much less know if what they suggest I do in Blender will translate over to my game engine of choice (godot right now). And trying to figure out what to do in Blender vs in-engine is so tricky! Feels like I'm slowly figuring things out.

@@MichaelGame_Dev hehe keep at it, you'll get there. Every new skill or technique I learn feels like it unlocks a whole new world, and that feeling becomes very addictive 😁

Allow me to locate a monolith-sized Blender hahah 😁

This isn't a stylized PBR tutorial, it's just to show how you can use an emission shader and painting software with Blender. I am making a stylized PBR tutorial though, which will indeed cover normal maps, ao, curvature, roughness etc. if that's more your thing.

If it's on github, link it up and I'll take a look. Might simplify this process

@@moltenbolt The tool is using a renderer and game engine I've worked on which aren't open on GitHub (yet), I can send you a test build of the tool, any way to contact you directly?

Sweet 😁

Thanks 😁 I always try to remember the hurdles I encountered when I was learning and explain how I got past them hehe

100% agree, and that's kinda the idea. This is just to show how to link PS/CSP/Krita to Blender for real-time feedback.

Very much agree with this. I've been digging into the workings of Krita more and more lately, and it's astonishingly good 😁

There truly is no way to please everyone LMAO I asked my community how long they preferred their tutorials to be and around 20 minutes was the answer 🤷‍♀️ I sometimes really wish that doing things in Blender was as simple as a single click, but it never is 😬

@@moltenbolt No it’s a good tutorial! I’m making fun of how long it takes me to do them!

@@noahbanana7526 ohhhh lmao I hear you, I'm the same. And thank you 😁

I've changed the "Cavity" settings in the viewport shading mode, and also use a MatCap instead of the studio material 😁

It is awesome, it's true. I've been learning more about Krita, might make a tutorial on some neat stuff it can do in the future! 😁

Thank you 😁

@@moltenboltcan I use your character in my test game or is that no?

@@supremeknight5384 If you wanna use a Muggo, you go right ahead hehe 😁

@@moltenbolt thank you you won't regret this and I hope to see more videos ❤️❤️❤️

Thanks 😁 best way to see painting in real-time is either catch me when I'm streaming. I also post the real-time painting footage for my Patreon supporters

You're very welcome, and that's awesome to hear, thank you 😁

Buncha edgelords out in the worl lmaoo

@@moltenbolt LMAO

Thank you kindly 😁

If there's a simpler way to do it in Blender, for free, with a lasso tool, I'd love to hear it 😁

Why even use lasso in first place. Than why not to ask developers around paint module to implement lasso tool in paint mode. I guess if you write a nice email to Campbell he could add it. Personally i think this aint necessary. I dont know a single pro artist that use lasso for handpainted textures. Im not even sure if there is lasso in coat or substance. All necessary tools are in blender like 2.7. Somewhere around that time was added mirror and fixed color picker and all of them are crazy fast and efficient. No need to rediscover a wheel.

Agree, no need to rediscover a wheel. I did mention up front that all of this can be done in Blender, without anything else. It's worth considering that some people might prefer their painting software though, since it's an option. I'm pretty new to hand-painting, maybe been doing it for about 6 months. I'm also a hobbyist who is sharing what I learn, not a professional, so my choice of tools and skill level will reflect that. I personally like the flexibility of the lasso tool when painting, that's why I use it, even if professionals might not. And I suppose I could somehow convince the developers to implement a very specific, evidently useless tool, but why would I when I can easily link the painting software I'm used to? It's only actually 3 steps: export UV image, save as PSD, reimport. Seems reasonable to me. I'm always willing to learn a better way though, so if you have tips you're willing to share, I'll gladly listen 😁

@@moltenbolt The idea showned here is very old and inefficient. Painting in 2d and switching around is just slow and does not give you precision. If you are into handpainted textures and history i suggest very old stuff made by slipgatecentral where he used deeppaint3d which is a step up from your workflow and can be recreated with existing features of blender. It is also inefficient thats why get more comfortable with nodes and addons for layers if you need them and paint as much as possible inside blender.

@@Pachupp85 Awesome, thank you! I'll check out slipgatecentral for sure. I think with the Ucupaint addon (for easy layers) and a lot more practice, I'll be better at just using Blender 😁

I think it's called 3D Viewer? And I think I got it from the microsoft store 🤔

@@moltenbolt thank youu i ll check it

It's in the works 😁

I've had this comment before, and I'll tell you the same thing I told that person: You now own the Cadillac of texturing software. Dunno if that's any consolation or not, but if I could afford substance right now, I'd still be using it for more complex stuff.

thanks for the reassurance man, was really worried about the purchase but the more I use it the more I see what you mean.

260? Where did you buy it? It’s only $199 on Steam

I know, Blender can be like pulling teeth. It took me a good while to distill the steps into something even remotely sensible. My next tutorial will be pretty much all Ucupaint though, which I think is much simpler

Aw thats brutal! Damn you Razer! There might be a non-razer one handed keyboard for lefties though 🤔 market opportunity!

@@moltenbolt Hah truth! But none are quite as well laid out. :)

Thank you 😁 Im trying to incorporate feedback from the comments to make better tutorials hehe. The best time to see the painting in real-time is when I'm streaming (I haven't streamed in a while, but I'll be starting again soon). I also upload real-time footage as a perk on my Patreon

Thank you. And I'm not sure if you watched to the end of the video, but uh.. I export the shield and bring it into unreal engine 😅

😅😅 i didn't no i got excited when i saw u draw the textures and told myself to wait till i can port it and not commit already ... , guess i have no excuse now..

Its a Razer Tartarus 😁

Thanks for the tip Bowmanruto! 😁

Thanks! I'm still pretty new to making stuff on RUclips, but I'm growing slowly and surely 😁

​@@moltenboltFor a new RUclipsr your content is really good and entertaining! Looking forward to the good work!

@@crinhet. Thank you! 😁

Thank youuuuuuu hehe 😁