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I don’t have 2024 yet, but will test and post here when I get the version. Thanks for watching

@@Kiraykell Thanks for watching!! Hope you found it useful. I will be uploading more of these kind of videos soon. Keep watching

Hi, I just uploaded a video on how to set a hotkey for displaying wireframe on shaded. Please watch this video and let me know. Thanks: ua-cam.com/video/njCOY3S-8PI/v-deo.htmlsi=9ooxDQ4gJZgVHSXG

@@samiraheidari8215 thank you for watching. Glad it was useful to you

@@Taumisch yep I will be uploading a video on this subject soon

Hi, I just uploaded a video on how to set a hotkey for displaying wireframe on shaded. Please watch this video and let me know. Thanks: ua-cam.com/video/njCOY3S-8PI/v-deo.htmlsi=9ooxDQ4gJZgVHSXG

You mean baking?

@@SVLabs3dArt no, I mean at 29:12 you are adjusting your lowpoly to match the high poly by sculpting. instead, you can do a Subtool-> Project. select lowpoly, hide everything except high poly subtool and press "project all" and your lowpoly will match highpoly

@@kate3D ah ok. In my next project I will try it. Thanks for the tip

@@SVLabs3dArt sure! i usually do this at the end when i dont want to dynamesh anymore. copy subtool, remesh, UVs, subdivide a few times and project your dynameshed sculpt. now you have your high poly at highest SDiv and lowpoly at SDiv 1

Can you explain where I am wasting time? I will try to improve in my next recording. Thanks for bringing that up

Just watch the entire playlist. I explain all the details on creating the grass in Houdini and exporting to Unreal

@@SVLabs3dArt will do. Please continue make more real like looking vegetation instead of just the stylized tutorials. Not a lot of people doing in this sections

It should. I haven't used any advanced features of material creation in this tutorial. So should work with UE 4. You can always get back to me in this comment section if you face any problems in UE 4. Good luck!!

Check whether your mesh is ‘editable poly’. The ribbon might look different otherwise

@@SVLabs3dArt Ok the problem was that i didnt select the surface

Ah ha ha…yeah make sure to select the mesh first. Glad you solved it

Glad I could help!

Hi thanks for watching. You need the link to my material? Can you explain what you need? I can upload the material and share link here if that is what you need. Thanks

Thank you michaelsameh, glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful!

You're welcome!

Thank you!! Not sure about dynamic damage effect, but worth a try. Let me know if you find something. Thanks for watching

Yes. It would be wonderful to add some breakup on the dust. You could use a noise texture to get better control. Just add it using a LinearInterpolate node and connect the grayscale noise texture to its alpha. You could also pass the texture through a multiply to control its intensity. Hope this helps, also sorry for the late reply. Thanks for watching

I appreciate the detailed reply even if late, thank you!@@SVLabs3dArt

Hmm should try that method. Thank you!!

Hi first of all thank you for watching. You are correct. Using just one material for the entire trunk is way better than using 2 especially when using one texture for the trunk and branches. You can do this by exporting from Speedtree with same material for trunk and branches. So this way you can use just one material. Sorry for the confusion

@@SVLabs3dArt thanks, is it possible to assign tiling texture wrapping from custom uv area like you did with leaf not from 0 to 1 on uv for speedtree's trunk?

@@oldy0e your question is not very clear but I assume you are asking whether it is possible to use texture from custom part of trunk on leaf texture. Answer is no. Speedtree does not support multi material for one mesh. So the leaf will have to use 1:1 UV space. Let me know if this was your question. Thanks

@@SVLabs3dArt I'd found what i've been looking for. It does not support multimaterial but it does support a custom UV Area for a specific material. So you can create multiple UV areas for your atlas including tilable part and non-tilable part. This option was unintuitevely under Materal settings of Branch/Trunk

Please watch the next part of this video series “Photogrammetry for vegetation - Part 8” for exporting

Hi thank you for watching it. Sure thing. I will make a video on translucency topic. Keep watching more videos in my channel. They are in the works. Thanks again

Not sure what you mean. This is an Unreal engine 3d scene. Thanks for watching

Thank you!!

@@SVLabs3dArt What is the point of these one colored textures?

@AnAncient76, if you mean the 4 single color textures I used in the tutorial, they are just placeholders for creating parameters, which should be replaced with proper textures in the material instance. Hope this answers your question. Thanks

@@SVLabs3dArt I get that. But why not use the same textures as in the instance?

You can do that of course. But when I make a master material, it is supposed to be used for creating multiple material instances and using a template texture in master is way more cleaner and efficient pipeline.

Hi Rodrigo, thanks for watching my video. Now you said the problem is that the black background in albedo is not going away even after using opacity mask. In this case, you will have to manually remove the black part in albedo texture in Photoshop or Substance designer. The reason is that Unreal just uses what you plug into the material and I did not create a graph to remove the original background. Opacity mask just hides it using the alpha channel in albedo texture. Just use PS or Designer to add a green or any other background to your albedo. That would be a good solution. Let me know. Thanks

@@peter486 Thank you for watching. Glad it was useful to you

@@SupSupa10 thank you for watching!!

Thank you for watching