If you haven't seen this one yet, there are very good instructions for creature texturing by Gael Kerchenbaum. texturing.xyz/pages/gael-kerchenbaum-making-of-release-the-beast
Question: As a texture artist, do you any type of texturing( organic texturing like a characters face and hands, stylized, and hard surface) or do you only stick to one type and get only that type of clients?
Honestly you can learn modelling and texturing. it is possible to do well in both (When you start adding rigging, animation, compositing etc than it starts getting a lil more specialized) I say this so that you have more potential for work with a vaster skill set
Thanks for the great tutorial, do you perhaps have a list/reference of your computer setup in terms of the internal hardware, graphics card used etc, thanks!
hi thank you for the great and helpful video ! Can anyone explain me why we should baked the mesh before starting the texture work ? I've noticed that it also works without.
Great video! Will definitely watch again tomorrow! But please tell me what this sorcery is with those reference images,, is that possible in windows? (please tell me it is,, i keep switching back and forth between pics and painter)
Everyone says 'don't bake any lighting information into your albedo'. But I see everyone using things like the AO map with dark colours to ground/tie things together. Which is it? Stylized textures seem to be heavily reliant on baked light and shadows, but PBR nerds complain about it
Everyone? Occlusion baking is if at all done in the game industry. Any offline render engine is path tracing meaning occlusion is already considered when ray marching. So I don’t know where you get that everyone notion.
hello, I followed this tutorial for another model that I have created on Zbrush. Once texturing done, by transferring my substance painter assets to Maya it doesn't fall off on the model properly anymore! It seems like a UV scale problem or might be something else! Can you please kindly give me a hint how to problem solving the issue? Thanks so much
I looked at your lessons and raised texturing to a good level. A few comments about the Back fines section. You are texturing a little incorrectly, based on the context of organics, if I were you, I would use alpha with longitudinal fibers, and where you add a height map, it does not work the way it should work on an organ object.
Thanks for the video! Are you using Pureref? How did you hide the window/canvas while keeping the images? Edit: Nevermind, I see that you just posted a video about it today! Subscribed!
yes u can get HDRIs on HDRIHaven.com and just drag and drop the map into substance into shelf, while importing chose environment and import in shelf instead or current session or current project.
This looks incredible but I'm confused by your usage of the word stylized (which is what I'm looking for.) To me, stylized represents something that leads far more towards cartoonism than realism. The model certainly looks stylized but your texturing sure doesn't, to me.
I was interested until I realized this is made by adobe. Which means overpriced, glitchy, and they won't patch anything, rather they'll sell you a new version every year that is basically nothing more than a few squashed bugs and an updated splash screen.. Unless they have a subscription model for this.. In which they will do what they are doing to CC users... Charging hundreds of dollars per program if you cancel before a year is up. Looks cool. I'll pass.
Maybe do a little research before ranting. It was NOT made by Adobe, it was made by Allegorithmic. It was quite recently acquired by Adobe and added to their branding. Still the same developers and customer support from the original company. You have definitely some wrong information or just some prejudice hate against Adobe. Btw you can also do the same in Mari 👍
@@arvidurs maybe realize that once Adobe buys something, it destroys it. Adobe user since CS2. I'm VERY familiar with their process. Maybe look into what they're doing to CC subscribers. Maybe realize they're a bad Company. 🤷♂️
@@arvidurs my comment is nothing on the quality of your video. But on the Company that (give them time) will ruin what looks to be something great. On the plus side of my rant... It boosts the ridiculous RUclips algorithms?
Oh not at all :) I didn't feel like you didn't like the video. You just don't like Adobe, which is fine. And I do understand that. I was just defending Allegorithmic, because they do an amazing job with Substance. And they are still developing it. I know things might change, and it might be added to Adobes pricing things. But for now it's a really separate thing. A similar thing happend to Arnold Render (Solidangle) which got acquired by Autodesk, also a questionable company to some. But I can guarantee that Arnold still develops the tool the same way. It's still it's own thing. I do value your feedback Brian! Arvid
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Amazing tutorial! Quality stuff, as always! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Waldo is at 23:08
Nice one! I need to make it a little bit harder :D
Thank you for this amazing tutorial!
1 word, BRILLIANT! thank you so much for doing these videos, so helpful!
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Great tutorial. Great contribution. You have my like. Thank you so much. Greetings
I'd also like to see a creature texturing lecture in Mari!
If you haven't seen this one yet, there are very good instructions for creature texturing by Gael Kerchenbaum. texturing.xyz/pages/gael-kerchenbaum-making-of-release-the-beast
Just saw waldo at 23:08 too!
wow so nice tutorial. thank you schneider!
Very nicely done. Thanks for the tutorial..
Awesome & Important tutorial.❤️
Amazing…..I always like your every video. Such a great idea.
amazing workshop i really enjoy it and love it bro awesome
Thank you so much! this was very informative and very pleasant to watch
Glad you liked it! Thank you
Superb tuto bro !
I really like this tutorial, its the only one which process is easy to follow and understand, keep it up!
always waiting for some tutorial or advice from you, my admiration. greetings.
Looks dope, thanks for the tutorial ❤️
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Nice, real cool tutor.
Just wow! Amazing tutorial
great tutorial
Amazing tutorial
Love your work
realy nice tutorial. thanks
Great stuff - to the point!
this is chomper from pvz ! awesome tutorial , easy to follow
please make more tutorials about stylized art
Great video!!!
Very Nice man! thanks
Great Tutorial! Wonder if you can upload the source files of this tutorial in the membership channel. Thanks for the sharing! It's so helpful!!
This is like super useful. Always wondered why my organic stuff looked like cheap plastic.
most of it comes down to shading. SSS makes things alive. obvs don't over do it :D
Man your are genious!!!!
yo poggers vid, bro! upvoted.,
Outstanding Tutorial ! Great. Can i Ask What is Your Pc Configuration ?
man, u r amazing
9:00. might as well add a new layer add putt that grunge into the mask
Awesome, thanks man.
You bet!
Question: As a texture artist, do you any type of texturing( organic texturing like a characters face and hands, stylized, and hard surface) or do you only stick to one type and get only that type of clients?
Honestly you can learn modelling and texturing. it is possible to do well in both (When you start adding rigging, animation, compositing etc than it starts getting a lil more specialized) I say this so that you have more potential for work with a vaster skill set
Thanks for the great tutorial, do you perhaps have a list/reference of your computer setup in terms of the internal hardware, graphics card used etc, thanks!
Thank you very much!
Good one!
If you're doing hardsurface, can you bake check box use low poly as high, or do you need to have a high poly mesh?
Woow the way you texture looks way cleaner than what I do. I use too many folders 😆😭
Super! thanks Bro!
Is there a reason to apply Paint onto layer's mask since you can paint the mask directly?
hi thank you for the great and helpful video ! Can anyone explain me why we should baked the mesh before starting the texture work ? I've noticed that it also works without.
It works if you don’t need any of those utility shaders which rely on occlusion and stuff like that
Great video! Will definitely watch again tomorrow!
But please tell me what this sorcery is with those reference images,, is that possible in windows? (please tell me it is,, i keep switching back and forth between pics and painter)
pureref :)
@@arvidurs you have changed my life! Thank you
wow，I want to know how the saliva model is made?
Hi Arvid! Nice work man, AWESOME!
its just something I like to do to keep it consistent throughout applications. Also it's a vfx standard, so I just use those.
How are you getting the references to display like that? Is that something in substance, or something on your computer specifically? Thanks!
It’s a tool named pureref - I got a video on that as well
@@arvidurs Awesome, thank you!!
Thank you for this video! Can you tell me how to add a reference picture next to the model? I can't add a picture(
Check my video on pureref
Everyone says 'don't bake any lighting information into your albedo'. But I see everyone using things like the AO map with dark colours to ground/tie things together. Which is it? Stylized textures seem to be heavily reliant on baked light and shadows, but PBR nerds complain about it
Everyone? Occlusion baking is if at all done in the game industry.
Any offline render engine is path tracing meaning occlusion is already considered when ray marching. So I don’t know where you get that everyone notion.
@@arvidurs all the stylized painter tutorials use AO maps in their workflow to make details pop. Is this wrong to do?
This is the best tutorial though i am cinema4d player still its amazing 👏
hello, I followed this tutorial for another model that I have created on Zbrush. Once texturing done, by transferring my substance painter assets to Maya it doesn't fall off on the model properly anymore! It seems like a UV scale problem or might be something else! Can you please kindly give me a hint how to problem solving the issue? Thanks so much
how to use reference in substance ?
I looked at your lessons and raised texturing to a good level. A few comments about the Back fines section. You are texturing a little incorrectly, based on the context of organics, if I were you, I would use alpha with longitudinal fibers, and where you add a height map, it does not work the way it should work on an organ object.
Great video thanks for sharing this! Also what are your pc specs? What spec does Substance Painter use the most and affect its speed ?
You need lots of ram and a fancy gpu
@@arvidurs Is 16 gb ram and a 1050 TI GPU enough? Thanks for your response.
Great tut man! may have been more insightful if you showed the use of anchor points and micro height/normal for extra details.
yes! it didn't fit for this purpose.. next substance tut will be a mechanical one. where I'll be showing off a few anchor techniques :)
@@arvidurs oh man super awesome!!
Nice tutorial.. can u tell me the pc or laptop that ur using it.. spec too pls
I'm using a dell precision 7920
Hey Arvid. Which software are you using to view the references?
pureref
Quick question, was this already unwrapped before you exported it into Substance?
Yea it had UVs before import
hello, what program do you use to overlay the reference images?
This is pureref check out my latest video :)
@@arvidurs Gracias Amigo
Thanks for the video! Are you using Pureref? How did you hide the window/canvas while keeping the images?
Edit: Nevermind, I see that you just posted a video about it today! Subscribed!
Hey yeah! I wasn’t sure if you were trolling haha. But yeah it’s all pureref in overlay mode
I would like to see you do this on human head. Is that on your youtube or patreon?
Yeah planning to do a series on humans too
The plant is on my Patreon yes
What's the reference viewing software?
PureRef
Is there any way we get that HDRI map used in Substance Painter?
yes u can get HDRIs on HDRIHaven.com and just drag and drop the map into substance into shelf, while importing chose environment and import in shelf instead or current session or current project.
@@CRONFXN thank you so much
could be possible have free the 3d model ? to follow the tutorial
Just through Patreon as I have to be fair to the modeller and others using this asset.
@@arvidurs i checked but 51€ 😪
It’s a flat rate for all my scene files and models I ever uploaded. But yeah, that’s the price 👍
@@arvidurs so its not possibile buy only the plant?
So no more alshaders?
For a long time
bro i though there was a fly in my ear 30:55
Aparently either my computer sucks or yours belongs to the nasa because baking the maps with your settings took me ages
It’s probably the latter 😇 maybe try with 128 samples or 64. And have less udim tiles
I think your Stylized texture need moar gradient everyrwhere !!!
I really want to watch this but every time I hear Maya I run away. The trauma is still strong with that software lol
Oh :D The Substance part should be good though :)
This looks incredible but I'm confused by your usage of the word stylized (which is what I'm looking for.) To me, stylized represents something that leads far more towards cartoonism than realism. The model certainly looks stylized but your texturing sure doesn't, to me.
I was interested until I realized this is made by adobe. Which means overpriced, glitchy, and they won't patch anything, rather they'll sell you a new version every year that is basically nothing more than a few squashed bugs and an updated splash screen.. Unless they have a subscription model for this.. In which they will do what they are doing to CC users... Charging hundreds of dollars per program if you cancel before a year is up.
Looks cool. I'll pass.
Maybe do a little research before ranting. It was NOT made by Adobe, it was made by Allegorithmic. It was quite recently acquired by Adobe and added to their branding. Still the same developers and customer support from the original company. You have definitely some wrong information or just some prejudice hate against Adobe.
Btw you can also do the same in Mari 👍
@@arvidurs maybe realize that once Adobe buys something, it destroys it.
Adobe user since CS2. I'm VERY familiar with their process. Maybe look into what they're doing to CC subscribers. Maybe realize they're a bad Company. 🤷♂️
@@arvidurs my comment is nothing on the quality of your video. But on the Company that (give them time) will ruin what looks to be something great. On the plus side of my rant... It boosts the ridiculous RUclips algorithms?
Oh not at all :) I didn't feel like you didn't like the video. You just don't like Adobe, which is fine. And I do understand that.
I was just defending Allegorithmic, because they do an amazing job with Substance. And they are still developing it. I know things might change, and it might be added to Adobes pricing things. But for now it's a really separate thing.
A similar thing happend to Arnold Render (Solidangle) which got acquired by Autodesk, also a questionable company to some. But I can guarantee that Arnold still develops the tool the same way. It's still it's own thing.
I do value your feedback Brian! Arvid
thanks so much