Maya and Photoshop

Substance Painter

In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.

Watch

# 1 12-04-2007 , 09:04 PM

Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2007

Posts: 2

Hi forum!

I am really just starting out.

But already it seems to be that you can do a lot of the cool 3d shadowing that you might do with a true 3d Modeling software (like Maya ) in photoshop.

For example, can anyone tell me how I could do this sort of box-like shadowing and shading like this:

user added image

Quote

# 2 12-04-2007 , 10:25 PM

Subscriber
Join Date: Jul 2006

Posts: 24

is that with photoshop cs3?

its suppose to kick zbrush's ass

Quote

# 3 12-04-2007 , 10:32 PM

Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2007

Posts: 2

Originally posted by Bluecow
is that with photoshop cs3?

its suppose to kick zbrush's ass

Originally Posted by

How would you do it in Maya?

Quote

# 4 12-04-2007 , 10:58 PM

Subscriber
Join Date: Jul 2006

Posts: 24

with hours of UV mapping user added image

Quote

# 5 13-04-2007 , 12:20 AM

Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2005

Location: Boston, MA

Posts: 2,314

bluecow,
Zbrush is a completely different software, photoshop cs3 and zbrush dont even fit in the same category.
Zbrush is a 3d sculpturing software, photoshop is an image editing software.

-Andy

Environment Artist @ Plastic Piranha
www.joopson.com

Quote

# 6 13-04-2007 , 03:39 AM

Moderator
Join Date: May 2005

Location: Manchester Uk

Posts: 6,300

I Doubt it would take hours of UV mapping to texture a simple object like that.

If its just the shadows that your after then just create a simple scene and render using raytracing, with a nice 3 point light set up, or possibly use final gather and a light dome.

"No pressure, no diamonds" Thomas Carlyle

Quote

Reply to this thread