Hi , thanks for the video. You can also import your image as an alpha image if you create your with these seetings PRB - Metallic Roughness Alpha Blend. This is also a great setting for creating glass in or anything transparent in substance painter.
'cause you just needed to turn off all channels except of albedo (diffuse). Fill layer by def. has 50% of rough. and 0% metallic. So it gets layering onto layers beneath, creating that semi-trans white square. Gotta learn a bit more about how CG works, lol
in that case anchor points come in handy, you're right. If you need smth more than just a color info - use anchor. I thought you're talking about adding png in general, yk @@zarus.m9925
This is what I needed, create a mask, according to the alpha of the imported image, with the help of an anchor point. Awesome.
Hi , thanks for the video. You can also import your image as an alpha image if you create your with these seetings PRB - Metallic Roughness Alpha Blend. This is also a great setting for creating glass in or anything transparent in substance painter.
wow.. thanks for the suggestions
Thank you so much bro!
Easy, Fast, Simple - no over explanation
what i need in every tutorial lol
I've been looking everywhere for this. Thank you!
Me too damn!
IDK why transparency issues tend to have indirect solutions, thanks for sharing this
WORD! This should be the default when using PNGs with alpha!
Yes that's quite weird, especially knowing how intuitively and simply this issue is solved in many other programs, what are these Rubik's cubes for...
Awesome! Very short. Could be helpfull to play it at 0,5x speed
very helpful, very fast. I feel like this is the fastest tutorial on yt that explains how to do such thing lol. Thank u.
Useful information, straight to do point, great video!
thanks
You're a life saver; thank you!
My dude. This fixed a major headache for me!
Life saver man... I was going to lose my shit after hours trying to fix it.
I love you. This is exactly what I was looking for.
You are a life savior
thanks
thank you for this quick and easy tutorial!
Straight to the point!
Magnificent! you earned my subscription dude!
thanks
Really, really thank you so much! 😊
Stright to the point and well explained.
THANK YOU
Thanks
Good work. Thank you, men!
Its very helpful...Thank you
Thank you so much..
Fort those who want a transparent background just add another layer under this one and make it transparent
thanks
it kills the colour when i do it, how do i fix that?
Thank you sooo much!!
Brilliant Tip.
'cause you just needed to turn off all channels except of albedo (diffuse). Fill layer by def. has 50% of rough. and 0% metallic. So it gets layering onto layers beneath, creating that semi-trans white square. Gotta learn a bit more about how CG works, lol
my friend i also need roughness in the sitcker so that it would feel like a plastic layered.
in that case anchor points come in handy, you're right. If you need smth more than just a color info - use anchor. I thought you're talking about adding png in general, yk @@zarus.m9925
Can you make a bit more detailed video on this?A bit more in depth
Thanks nice tutorial +1 Sub
Thanks a lot. You fixed my problem in 1.30
welcome
is there a way to change the color of the custom png as a fill layer?
10/10
ok but now i can not delete the bleeding
How to move light 😅
hold shift and drag right mouse .. that's all
@@zarus.m9925 Thank you so much buddy 😊
Very good man! tks
welcome