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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10-06-2003
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rigging and weighting need help
do i need to extend the geometry, or do i need to add some isoparm in the body, or do i need to make the body and leg as one object?
for almost 5 days i am stuck in this scene figuring out how to attain a realistic dog movement.
any comments are highly appreciated.
thanx
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11-06-2003
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here's the true one:
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15-06-2003
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i am much inclined to soft bind, but some says that it is more intuitive to use the combination of rigid bind and soft bind. could someone tell me the pros and con of the two?
thanx a lot.
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15-06-2003
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4 legged characters are a bit harder to weight than humans.
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