i thank god for you, i was hitting my head against a wall trying to put a decal/embroidery on a clotth simulation for the last few days and thanks to you I did it! god bless and much success
I searched for HOURS for this. Man, you explained it well. When you put one normal into another normal I was like Wow, but of course! The other thing I couldn't figure out was how to put multiple images on an object; mix shaders, duh! Thanks Chipp. I'm gonna get my brother down in Austin to buy you a beer.
Wow, that was jampacked w/info. Thanks. I wonder if you could do a "Lite" version of "how to decal" -- for a noobie, this had SO many moving parts it was challenging to follow everything, especially the rationale of what gets added where and when. But even if you don't find that to be good idea, thanks for all the info. In maybe a month I'll be able to understand all that.
Very useful thanks - I'd love to see the shader nodes to get a screen grab for reference. I'd be interested to know which Ian H tutorial you're referring to, but I'll try and find it - thanks again
I really hate nodes. I try to follow along but after three or four there are just a bundle of strings going everywhere and I have zero idea whats going on. Is there a way to learn this or do you have to be born with it?
Hey Chipp, great tutorial! I only have one problem. I followed and checked every step and when i adjust the foil decal it also changes the 1st material (red decals) color and roughness, so both decals look pretty much the same except 1st one has red-outlined bump. Any idea how to fix this?
@@ChippWalters , found it - forgot to move unused faces out of foil UV texture area and they overlapped. Will have to practice more but my understanding of UV mapping has already increased a lot :) Thanks!
Hi Chipp! thanks for the tutorial. I was following this tutorial but I've ran into an issue. When I use the knife tool to cut one of my faces, the UV for the new face created becomes distorted. is there any way to fix this?
When I press CNTRL + T I get (2) sets of those that pop up........ One set is automatically hooked up to the Volume of the final Material Output node, The second set is automatically hooked up to the Principled BSDF and then the Principled BSDF is hooked up to the surface of that same final Material Output node. I'm so confused by that..... is it suppose to be that way ??......hhmmm. I'm using v1.92.0 of Blender.
@@ChippWalters Someone helped me on this, Its because when you go to the nodes for the first time, BOTH the PrincipleBSDF and the Output are automatically selected "Which is a bit hard to tell", So when you press CNTRL+T it does it doubled. So weird., but ok :) Wracked my brain on that for a while, I think I lost a few brain cells because of it......lol I am starting to notice that you have to be very very careful what to press or touch in this app, or things will go seriously wrong very quickly....lol Anyways, thank you for responding, its very much appreciated :)
Yeah, this was a little advanced, but keep at it. It helps to do some tutorials on UV mapping basics. The official Blender youtube page has a great fundamentals playlist.
i thank god for you, i was hitting my head against a wall trying to put a decal/embroidery on a clotth simulation for the last few days and thanks to you I did it!
god bless and much success
New Blender user. This really blew my mind. Thank you for your time and effort!
I can't believe this video just has 600 likes. You just save my day! Thank you
Great stuff, If you are hear to learn about how to make a Decal from a second UV map. it is explained from 14:01 ish
I searched for HOURS for this. Man, you explained it well. When you put one normal into another normal I was like Wow, but of course!
The other thing I couldn't figure out was how to put multiple images on an object; mix shaders, duh!
Thanks Chipp. I'm gonna get my brother down in Austin to buy you a beer.
Great to hear! He'd have to bring it to my horse ranch in Dripping Springs.
@@ChippWalters Dripping Springs, Barton Springs. You guys have a lot of springs down there.
Wow, that was jampacked w/info. Thanks.
I wonder if you could do a "Lite" version of "how to decal" -- for a noobie, this had SO many moving parts it was challenging to follow everything, especially the rationale of what gets added where and when.
But even if you don't find that to be good idea, thanks for all the info. In maybe a month I'll be able to understand all that.
adding the decal starts at 12:40
Awesome video. I have been looking for this the whole morning. Thanks a lot.
Great stuff Chipp, thanks for the continual Addons that make things easier and more productive.
Good job Walters with this tutorial. Very useful and well explained! Keep up your good work
I was looking for this for a looooooong time.. thanks brother
Thanks so much for this!! It was very helpful!!!
Great tutorial! Helps a lot! Millions of thanks for sharing!!!
This really atman and really interesting work flow thank for sharing it.
The best UV tutorial out there. Thanks
Awesome, just what I was looking for. Thanks Chipp!
Perfect, I was wondering how to do this :D Thank you!
Thx bro! this tutorial is amazing !
damnnn man, you have no idea how grateful i am to your existence
thank you once more
This is perfect. this is exactly what Ive been looking for. Thank you.
Great technique! This solves a lot of problems; thank you.
I didn’t know Neil deGrasse Tyson made blender tutorials
Very useful tutorial.. Been wondering how to do this without overcomplicating the shader to get this sort of result
TY so much! I've been looking for a tutorial like this for days
Best underrated explanation 👌🏽
Very useful thanks - I'd love to see the shader nodes to get a screen grab for reference. I'd be interested to know which Ian H tutorial you're referring to, but I'll try and find it - thanks again
Glad to find this one! Was struggling with using detail normals and you saved the day! #ThankYou
Well that was very helpful! Thanks!
Great work - thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Thank you! Very good stuff!
What is the little camera icon in the UV map panel used for?
can you do different unwraps with different seams with multiple UV maps like that?
Yep
Thanks for condenced, clean-up instruction! I have question: what is your videocard, that gives such good looking realtime operaqting render display?
RTX 2080Ti
Thanks Chipp!!
I really hate nodes. I try to follow along but after three or four there are just a bundle of strings going everywhere and I have zero idea whats going on. Is there a way to learn this or do you have to be born with it?
Yeah, I know what you mean. It is daunting to learn. It takes a lot of time and trial and error. There's probably some decent tutorials out there.
Hey Chipp, great tutorial! I only have one problem. I followed and checked every step and when i adjust the foil decal it also changes the 1st material (red decals) color and roughness, so both decals look pretty much the same except 1st one has red-outlined bump. Any idea how to fix this?
Go back and rebuild the decal workflow.
@@ChippWalters , found it - forgot to move unused faces out of foil UV texture area and they overlapped. Will have to practice more but my understanding of UV mapping has already increased a lot :) Thanks!
Hi Chipp! thanks for the tutorial. I was following this tutorial but I've ran into an issue. When I use the knife tool to cut one of my faces, the UV for the new face created becomes distorted. is there any way to fix this?
Yes, when you subdivide, the UVs may move. Sometimes it's best to subdivide MORE first, then knife your secondary area.
@@ChippWalters I'll try this. Thanks.
When I press CNTRL + T I get (2) sets of those that pop up........ One set is automatically hooked up to the Volume of the final Material Output node,
The second set is automatically hooked up to the Principled BSDF and then the Principled BSDF is hooked up to the surface of that same final Material Output node.
I'm so confused by that..... is it suppose to be that way ??......hhmmm. I'm using v1.92.0 of Blender.
Your definitely doing something wrong. That shouldn't happen. I don't know why it is.
@@ChippWalters
Someone helped me on this, Its because when you go to the nodes for the first time, BOTH the PrincipleBSDF and the Output are automatically selected "Which is a bit hard to tell", So when you press CNTRL+T it does it doubled. So weird., but ok :)
Wracked my brain on that for a while, I think I lost a few brain cells because of it......lol
I am starting to notice that you have to be very very careful what to press or touch in this app, or things will go seriously wrong very quickly....lol
Anyways, thank you for responding, its very much appreciated :)
Would it be possible to add a second indepent foil map ?
Sure, just repeat the same technique.
Thank you a million : )
Great! Thank You.
19:20 nice
That was so confusing, I think I just took about 5 steps backwards in my understanding of texture, material, and uv-mapping
Yeah, probably should've put a warning on the video, "advanced concepts"
Yeah, this was a little advanced, but keep at it. It helps to do some tutorials on UV mapping basics. The official Blender youtube page has a great fundamentals playlist.
Thnk Thnk Thnx. I dont need DecalM. not by! Thnx!
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