@@fergadelics I guess it's just a different approach, but you can use weight painting to mask were a texture or particle appears and with granular control, depending on how "heavy" the weight map is painted in a given area. It's especially handy for distribution maps for collections of meshes in a collection, say like a collection with several variations of rock meshes, or maybe some tree variants. Armour Paint is a cool tool that is solely focused on painting, masking, texturing, etc. I think it would be more useful to learn all of this in Blender though, especially if it's your core software. 👍✨
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Awesome trick! Thank you!
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This was very helpful, Thank You
I’m glad I could help!
Very cool 👍 I wonder what benefits this has in comparison to weight painting? 🤔
What do you mean?
@@fergadelics I guess it's just a different approach, but you can use weight painting to mask were a texture or particle appears and with granular control, depending on how "heavy" the weight map is painted in a given area. It's especially handy for distribution maps for collections of meshes in a collection, say like a collection with several variations of rock meshes, or maybe some tree variants.
Armour Paint is a cool tool that is solely focused on painting, masking, texturing, etc. I think it would be more useful to learn all of this in Blender though, especially if it's your core software. 👍✨