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BUILDINGS With BEGINNER GEOMETRY NODES 3.0 - Part 3 Texturing Blocks

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  • Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
  • Took me a while to get around to editting this, but this is the final part. There should not really be any geometry nodes left, just some basic modelling/unwrapping/texturing.
    I wanted to show people exactly what I was doing, however I have put timestamps in the video to skip over the parts that repeat along. I put my finished file in the link below so just copy and paste those blocks to save time.
    PART 1:
    • BUILDINGS With BEGINNE...
    PART 2:
    • BUILDINGS With BEGINNE...
    All the resources you need should be in the link below! I hope you enjoy the tutorial :)
    drive.google.c...
    DOWNLOAD BLENDER 3.0
    www.blender.or...
    Check out some of our other videos!
    First ARCHVIZ Room in Blender
    • BEGINNER BLENDER ARCHV...
    SKETCHUP to BLENDER Add-On!
    • SKETCHUP to BLENDER Im...
    Setting Up Materials Easy!
    • BEGINNER TUTORIALS - H...
    HDRIs in Blender!
    • BEGINNER TUTORIALS - H...
    Timestamps in the video:
    Hiding All Extra Blocks 0:00
    Getting Substance Building Textures 0:55
    How I Texture The Building 2:15
    Skip To Here 12:25
    Moving Building To Show Windows Changing 12:30
    Creating Random Tops Of Building 13:20
    Change Base to Black 16:20
    Conclusion 16:28
    Like & Subscribe :) 18:45

Комментарии • 4

  • @the_neutral_container
    @the_neutral_container Год назад

    Nice! That's on my To-Do list now. Re: Unwrapping: I didn't know about vertex snapping in the UV editor, but a good way I use to make identical building faces is to unwrap one and then delete the others on the mesh and replace them with the first face as I go, using the merge vertex tool to stitch them back together.

  • @RAM-im5lr
    @RAM-im5lr 2 года назад

    Thanks 👍👍 man nice video ,great work 😌😌

  • @SUPRA3D
    @SUPRA3D 2 года назад

    GREAT VIDEO! What is the license on the building textures?

    • @LuminousLabs
      @LuminousLabs  2 года назад

      They are from Substance, which is now owned by Adobe however I believe this is one of the free ones? I would double check the website but I believe you can use it for some projects.
      Thanks for checking out the video!