Finally! The best UV tutorial I've found for an actual organic character. The actual answer to the question I had was how to make the UV island symmetrical as one of my UV islands isn't and you answered that simply... 🎉
Thank you. This has been one of the most concise and useful Blender UV tutorial. I had to scrap the UVs on a project I was working on, and redo it, using your far superior methods.
genuinely the most helpful tutorial by far. I was having trouble understanding the whole concept in general but when you compared it to the seams in clothing I instantly understood how I'm supposed to do it
That's because you're using Blender. I know people like to harp against Autodesk a lot but as a person that grew up on maya, I've noticed that in Blender it takes extra steps to do simple tasks. For example: When adding a checker board in blender, you have to go to the shading editor and apply a node and then add the checker board. In maya all you have to do is select the the checker board icon. Overall, Blender is good in certain areas. I like the way their layout is setup and weight painting is a bit easier. I also like that you can just select all your texture maps and drop them on your mesh with ease. However, time and time again Blender does things like making you click multiple add-ons before using a tool; taking you through numerous menus for simple tasks, making you buy plug-ins that range from $1-$100, etc.
blender is completely free tho. So charging for some plugins is ok. Blender also doesnt specialize in one thing. IT can do it all. Where as you have other prorams who specialize in x thing. So oc it will do something better. Blender is ine. Every programs has its own way o doing whaever it is. @@chimpwimp9407
Great video. Do note, that you can simply add seams to one half of a symmetrical model and then mirror those seams to the other side using the selection menu. So you *can* use live unwrap and other features without worrying about deselection.
I feel like UV mapping, and editing in Maya is so much better, you don't have to got through all these extra steps for the checkered image, it's just a button. Also, the 3D cut and sew tool is awesome.
Thank You, the first tutorial showed what i was looking for, the only lack was showing seems on the done model to get a general clue where to place them to get such as result.
when i mark a seam it dosent makes a separation from the model and when i press L to select it it selects all, am i doing smth wrong or its different in the newer versions?
I loved this video and it help a lot. Tho I'm not sure where to go after this in order to paint my model. Plus the stretching of the texture map seem to not really effect the model in the texture paint tab.
thats such a great lesson but i have a question concerning the quad model you have, could you please explain how did you make the entire model in such a clean quad geometry? my models are usually a total mess triangles everywhere and i dont know how to clean them but i know its possible somehow
5:25 so at this time stamp, I would need to find "node wrangler" in order to get the UV square map like you did when testing to see how it's stretched and hows it's not, etc? Or do i need to find a specific UV map texture to make this possible?
2:26 I've been struggling to comprehend where to add seams on my model since, like a normal person, i have no idea how to effectively skin a human (that came out far more macabre than intended). Anyway, this comment about thinking about clothing seams made that click. Thank you so much :D :D :D :D :D
The thing ith uv unwrap tutorials is that dont really explain where to put the seams and why. They just say this marks this as seam and then you click unwrap. Im still not learning the why part of it and how it works. So im left to have to copy your seams and i dont know why
In the UV Editor window, in the upper-left hand side of the screen, there's a button called UV Sync Selection. It has a double-arrow pointing diagonally. Maybe try turning it on and off
The only problem is that all the relax tools are not 'angle based', they are 'spatial based', so its hard to get all the little checker squares the same size like you can in 3ds max. Not sure what the solution is without buying exra addons
After doing the Unwrap command, a window with label Unwrap appears on the lower-left side hand of the screen. If you click that, it'll show you extra options which includes the Method drop-down menu. There's Angle Based and other option is Conformal.
Go to the UV Editor's upper-hand side of the screen. If you see the double arrow pointing to the opposite direction diagonally, enable that while the vertices or edges are selected
@@edgarallanyee Is it the Gizmos? It is enabled yet i still am having this problem... I am looking around and im not finding anything other than it that needs to be activated.
The placement of seams is similar to the logic of placing of seams on shirts and pants and other clothing. Place them in areas where when unfolded, will give the best flattened version of that UV Island
not good it doesn't say where we should mark seams and unrap in general so that we could learn something it just shows step by step without explaining, dissapointed.
Check out my latest upload on how I sculpted a female portrait and using this workflow: ruclips.net/video/p00nS_othp8/видео.html
The best and most comprehensive yet short video on uv unwrapping I’ve seen and it’s from a robot
Finally someone who explain concisely, and reducing time. This tutorial is pure gold! Thanks
Finally! The best UV tutorial I've found for an actual organic character. The actual answer to the question I had was how to make the UV island symmetrical as one of my UV islands isn't and you answered that simply... 🎉
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I forgot about pressing L. This just saved me so much time! Subbed.
thanks 🙂
Thanks for the video, Edgar.
Nice pun towards the end as well, lol: "and this *wraps up* this video".
🤣 or unwrap? 😆 pun unintended though but nice catch lol
Thank you. This has been one of the most concise and useful Blender UV tutorial. I had to scrap the UVs on a project I was working on, and redo it, using your far superior methods.
wow. thanks man. I'm glad this has been helpful!
genuinely the most helpful tutorial by far. I was having trouble understanding the whole concept in general but when you compared it to the seams in clothing I instantly understood how I'm supposed to do it
wow that's cool!
@@edgarallanyee :)
Why is this so much harder than making an actual model
This is my first time doing a UV map and it sucks.
That's because you're using Blender. I know people like to harp against Autodesk a lot but as a person that grew up on maya, I've noticed that in Blender it takes extra steps to do simple tasks.
For example: When adding a checker board in blender, you have to go to the shading editor and apply a node and then add the checker board. In maya all you have to do is select the the checker board icon.
Overall, Blender is good in certain areas. I like the way their layout is setup and weight painting is a bit easier. I also like that you can just select all your texture maps and drop them on your mesh with ease. However, time and time again Blender does things like making you click multiple add-ons before using a tool; taking you through numerous menus for simple tasks, making you buy plug-ins that range from $1-$100, etc.
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@@chimpwimp9407Still not worth to dump in hundreds of euros per month for a subscription, atleast addons are a one time purchase and optional.
blender is completely free tho. So charging for some plugins is ok. Blender also doesnt specialize in one thing. IT can do it all. Where as you have other prorams who specialize in x thing. So oc it will do something better. Blender is ine. Every programs has its own way o doing whaever it is.
@@chimpwimp9407
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!!! My UV menu was gone and I couldn't figure out how to get it back! You're a life-saver!
Simple and straightforward. Really helped me! Coming from maya and trying to be able to use both softwares
Recently transitioned from maya to blender, this video is going into my essentials bookmark thank you!
I seea a lot of people doing that. Whats the reason for you making that transition?
Very good quality video, I was impressed at how easily you explained it.
Great video. Do note, that you can simply add seams to one half of a symmetrical model and then mirror those seams to the other side using the selection menu. So you *can* use live unwrap and other features without worrying about deselection.
thank you for this note 🤠
Man this AI voice is soothing as fuck! And amazing tutorial! I was immediately able to unwrap my clothing piece
Es un video muy bueno, recomendable para los que no sepan y quieran aprender a hacer texturas
Life savior tutorial. Thanks
This is Amazing Please Make Character Sculpting in Parts Please I will be wait for it
finally someone with a difficult model
amazing tutorial, great technique(s)
I feel like UV mapping, and editing in Maya is so much better, you don't have to got through all these extra steps for the checkered image, it's just a button. Also, the 3D cut and sew tool is awesome.
that's true.
Blender can, and should, implement this by default.
Blender IMO is better than any other software out there because it's free and I'm a poor fvck.
if you install textools, it has a 1 click checker texture, in fact it has 3 different ones
Oh my god, thank you so much for the tutorial😭
You're awesome, thank you!!
Thank You, the first tutorial showed what i was looking for, the only lack was showing seems on the done model to get a general clue where to place them to get such as result.
Agree, aside from learning the actual method to create the seems, seeing the end-result was the most helpful thing in this video :D
This is really cool, thanks.
This video is gold
yeah, but how do i REMOVE the black and white pattern so i can begin with my texturing, pls help
when i mark a seam it dosent makes a separation from the model and when i press L to select it it selects all, am i doing smth wrong or its different in the newer versions?
I loved this video and it help a lot. Tho I'm not sure where to go after this in order to paint my model. Plus the stretching of the texture map seem to not really effect the model in the texture paint tab.
I'll be upoloading a texture map painting video. That'll be part 4 of the most recent Peashooter upload I did.
Am i supposed to have applied my mirror modifier BEFORE unwrapping ?
Very usefull tutorial. Thank You!
fuuuucking hell, finally a video that actually helped me learn this shit, thank you so much
Damn, didn't know that Dimong Dogs aight profitting anymore that Venom Snake have to make Blender tutorials
Great video! Thanks a bunch.
very helpful trick thank you
thats such a great lesson but i have a question concerning the quad model you have, could you please explain how did you make the entire model in such a clean quad geometry? my models are usually a total mess triangles everywhere and i dont know how to clean them but i know its possible somehow
Nice unwrapping👏👏
5:25 so at this time stamp, I would need to find "node wrangler" in order to get the UV square map like you did when testing to see how it's stretched and hows it's not, etc? Or do i need to find a specific UV map texture to make this possible?
no need to find a specific UV map texture. There's a built in UV texture in Blender. I'll post in community
Here are the steps www.youtube.com/@edgarallanyee/community
2:26 I've been struggling to comprehend where to add seams on my model since, like a normal person, i have no idea how to effectively skin a human (that came out far more macabre than intended). Anyway, this comment about thinking about clothing seams made that click. Thank you so much :D :D :D :D :D
Thank you. All these people with 40 min videos that dont explain anything
The thing ith uv unwrap tutorials is that dont really explain where to put the seams and why. They just say this marks this as seam and then you click unwrap. Im still not learning the why part of it and how it works. So im left to have to copy your seams and i dont know why
how did u show UV in edtior while not selecting any faces on the mesh? mine only showing if i selected some faces/edges/vert
In the UV Editor window, in the upper-left hand side of the screen, there's a button called UV Sync Selection. It has a double-arrow pointing diagonally. Maybe try turning it on and off
Will you teach us how to texture this in a realistic way in substance painter?
How can I activate the wireframe in the sculpt mode or any other, like yours, clean just the lines? (not like in the edit mode with the dots)
Hi, I posted a screen shot in my community post on how to do it.
The only problem is that all the relax tools are not 'angle based', they are 'spatial based', so its hard to get all the little checker squares the
same size like you can in 3ds max. Not sure what the solution is without buying exra addons
After doing the Unwrap command, a window with label Unwrap appears on the lower-left side hand of the screen. If you click that, it'll show you extra options which includes the Method drop-down menu. There's Angle Based and other option is Conformal.
Finally I got Bro
I am crying
for people who are working in blender 3.6.0, once you all left click, press U and mask option will be there 👍
OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG THANK YOUUUU
Thank you! this was really helpful and easy to follow
hello! why when I click off my model the uvs don't show in the uv editor viewport?
Go to the UV Editor's upper-hand side of the screen. If you see the double arrow pointing to the opposite direction diagonally, enable that while the vertices or edges are selected
@@edgarallanyee that worked, thank you very much!!
@@edgarallanyee Is it the Gizmos? It is enabled yet i still am having this problem... I am looking around and im not finding anything other than it that needs to be activated.
Amazing thanks lots
gold
What if there's nothing in the UV section?
Nothing shows if you are in the Object Mode. You should go to the Edit Mode
i cant just understand a thing that how do we know what side we have to make seam
The placement of seams is similar to the logic of placing of seams on shirts and pants and other clothing. Place them in areas where when unfolded, will give the best flattened version of that UV Island
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10/10
too low volume of audio.
thank you!!!
great video, so much better than the average blender blowhard on youtube!
Man I can't shake the sensation that the next sentence its going to start talking about how his wife cheated on him xD
Thanks and sub
not good it doesn't say where we should mark seams and unrap in general so that we could learn something it just shows step by step without explaining,
dissapointed.
they literally said to mark seams like the seams on clothing
your volume is too low.
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I'm sure it's a great tutorial, but man I cant listen to that robot voice, it's unbearable
its vid is bad