Substance Painter
In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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terrain texturing?
thanks for the help fellas!
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Do you have one big peice of terrain geometry?
Or do you have a bunch of separate pieces that you made like, hill pieces, valley pieces etc.?
This info will give us a better starting point to help you plan your texturing attack
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thanks fellas,
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awesome,
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But this should get you started and using the sculpt tool
1. Make a nurbs plane - make sure you have (under makeNurbPlane1) that patches U and V are set for around 10.
2. Now go to edit nurbs - sculpt surfaces tool and adjust the "stamp profile" in the radious to your desired settings - just put them both on about 2.3 for testing, (my plane was the size of the grid) - change sculpt varibles so it only pushes and pulls in the "y axis"
3. Now pull and push to create a terrain look.
4. Now go to your hyershade and drag a lambert material from the left side to the work area
5. Now double click the material and on the right side of colour you will see a little button - point this to file and then to your desired texture.. I created a little one in deep paint 3d.
6. then just assign your material to the terrain plane
Hope this helps get you started, just didnt have the time to do a full on tutorial at this point.
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