Explaining PBR Texture Maps

Hello! In this video I explain the purpose of the main maps of a PBR material ; learning how they work is essential, that way when you look at a map, you know exactly what's going to happen when you apply it to a material.
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[@ResolveThatChord]

that note about opengl vs directx normal map convention was exactly what I needed.

[@mayoart2]

This is a great tutorial, clear and informative - exactly what I needed as a complete noob, thank you!

[@eemage9476]

Your explanation and graphic support make this video stand over others, well done, thank you so much.

[@MrBlakester89]

thank you, thank you, thank you! I understood PBR textures but not to this detail and has improved my work so much!

[@SimonSanchezArt]

Glad it helped! If you want more detail, search for the PBR guide on google

[@benchaney77]

One of the clearest explanations I've ever heard!

[@baziztsahy3927]

Thank you for the Video.
I am completely new to Textures and this video was very imformative

[@SimonSanchezArt]

Glad it was useful :)

[@Synapticsnap]

Excellent Tutorial, Very clear, Thanks!

[@amdiata]

One of the best about pbr

[@Bunglay]

omfg... if you are learning 3d modeling... this is a gem

[@jobbydude]

Very good information! Now I know how to use them all, thank you.

[@davidp5341]

Thanks for being so clear!

[@bernardhugueville3734]

Thanks a lot! Very well explained :-)

[@RedtailMediaPro]

Very good explanation. 600th Sub!

[@RedtailMediaPro]

@@SimonSanchezArt Thank YOU!

[@nicolasmoreno7696]

Your explanation was great. Thank you very much!

[@deuksooseo]

Good vid..Thanks

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[@SadlyItsMe]

You are a god.

[@David_LG092]

Great video! Thanks for explaining this!

[@Dhinakarraja]

its really helpfull thank you so much

[@hansweber5397]

very good explaining

[@nightstar4195]

what do world space normals, position and thickness maps do?

[@webroamery4352]

great tutorial

[@skyworker9813]

Thank you :)

[@bruta1ny]

Great explanation

[@bernardoagustinstefanoni4257]

gracias por el video! :)

[@nigelpallatt]

Thanks.

[@XCenturionX]

You missed Displacement, and Specular maps

[@SimonSanchezArt]

Specular is inverted Roughness. The map for Displacement is generally the same as the one for Height, except one actually is used to displace the mesh.

[@TinLe-cc2ok]

how to PBR map?

[@aymanharb6273]

Thanx for clear notes