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Almost definitely

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Thanks so much!

No. You would need to have a subscription to access the asset library.

Asking this brazenly to someone who works for Adobe is wild 😭

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Oh nice! Would love to see the results. Lettuce is tricky

You've got this :)

Thanks! These are all 4k textures

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This makes me so happy! So glad I could help

thank you!

It's covered in the next video when I get into the details of the process: ua-cam.com/video/P4iJINDimIM/v-deo.htmlsi=dBdVvBZeqdipzBia

Sure thing. The team's always looking at ways of making the UI more friendly and I can pass along any feedback. We use the same setup as Photoshop. Click the icon. A color wheel pops up and make your selection. What's a software/tool that you finds does it better?

It's covered in this video in the series: ua-cam.com/video/P4iJINDimIM/v-deo.htmlsi=dBdVvBZeqdipzBia

Thanks!

Yes. You could export all the texture maps from Blender and reassign the in Stager. Or you could export the file in a format that carries the material data as well (USD, GLB, etc...)

@@michaeltanzillo I tried USD and it didn't work and GLB is better but still distorting the material a lot. Would love to see a video on this in the future if you have time! Thanks.

@@LDMTX6 Sure thing. For now, just export the texture maps from Blender. Then import those maps into Painter. Create a fill layer and add those imported maps to the proper places (Base Color Map Exported from Blender to Color section of painter, Roughness to Roughness, etc...)

@@michaeltanzillo thanks, I'll try that. The problem is that I have do many to do. My goal is to update my entire packaging portfolio with nice AI generated background images so it would be a lot of work. I better get busy!

@@LDMTX6 Woah!!! Go get em!!!

Glad you enjoy it!

Great question! I don't believe there is but let me check internally and get back to you.

@patdavisphotography There is a way to do it! Just go to the Settings/Preferences and look for the "File Handling" section. In there you can set how often it autosave.

@@michaeltanzillo Thank you very much!! I'll try that!! 👍

That worked!! Thanks Again!

Thanks!

Oh nice! Glad you liked it

Hahahaha...happy to show you the way :)

Oh nice! Glad you enjoyed it

So glad you enjoyed it! Prego!!!

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it.

I'm happy you liked it!

Yes! Here is Apple's breakdown on something similar using Reality Composer Pro. I would also look into apps like Bezi for this type of workflow as well.

I use Painter on both PC and Mac. For my PC, the graphics card is extremely important so I went with the NVidia GeForce RTX 4090 card and that makes things super snappy. For the Mac, I'm on an M2 and have found those to be a HUGE improvement over previous Mac iterations.

@@michaeltanzillo TNKS

If you wanted to add custom lighting, you would either need to create a custom IBL setup or take it into a software like Unity to add lighting in the same way you would in a video game.

@@michaeltanzillo yeah, UE5 would be my choice. Nanite can be also used for VR. But one thing that I don’t get. When deploying a VR app to Meta Quest (mobile) you need to use forward shading. Other option is deferred rendering for Desktop and then stream it to the VR Headset. What I was wondering is if the Apple Vision Pro can handle deferred rendering, since it was advertised as its own powerful super computer with a great CPU & GPU? If that’s not possible, Meta Quest is undeniably beating the APV. I would say that’s key for VR applications . Imagine you can use deferred rendering and still get you 90FPS.

That's a great point! I haven't fully tested that yet but definitely worth a look as I move forward. Thanks! @@Hobnockers

@@michaeltanzillo that would be amazing. I think that would be the real deal. But in case Apple Vision Pro doesn't support deferred rendering, or can't handle it like a PC, Workstation, or like a MacBook Pro. Well then, if you need a fully immersive VR Experience you have then the same situation when using the Meta Quest. But regardless, if the Apple Vision Pro can't handle the deferred rendering, you also would need for that another PC, Laptop, or Mac for computing. And if that's the case, there is absolutely no advantage over the Meta Quest. But if the Apple Vision Pro could handle that, computing deferred rendering, than this would be indeed a fantastic advantage. When you should Shader issues, like Translucency not beeing rendered, Emissive didn't work, of course Displacement didn't work, etc. this seems like Apple Vision Pro is also jus using forward shading, perhaps Vulkan. However, but that explains also the shader tests you have been running, that the AR Mode just uses forward rendering. If you get any chance to deploy an Unreal Project with PC Project Settings (Shader Model 6, deferred rendering) to the Apple Vision pro, and that works. Wow, that would be indeed great news. really curious now.. and keep rocking, your videos are fantastic! cheers

Great question! I explored it a bit in this video. ua-cam.com/video/fEIdDahjGjQ/v-deo.htmlsi=TDqYiqWOai_XbA3X&t=336 The Vision Pro does a great job creating a realtime environment map to drive lighting.

@@michaeltanzillo got it thank you so much. I guess my question is then all about VR, instead of AR. When compiling a VR project using the Unreal Engine, I can deploy for desktop devices (deferred rendering | better quality) or I can deploy for a mobile device using forward shading (Vulkan, etc). However, forward shading has its limitations. So deferred rendering will give you the ultimate shader quality and VR Experience. Now here comes the interesting part. Since Apple Vision Pro was marketed as its own powerful super-computer (cpu+gpu), can you deploy with that a VR Experience with deferred rendering settings? Which would be nothing else than compiling your VR experience for a desktop device. If that’s possible, you will fix shader issues, like emission, or translucency, I guess even SSS will work. But the question is: can or will the Apple Vision Pro handle deferred rendering? If not, you would still need to use your PC to run a deferred VR application and just use the googles for the vision. But the computing would still all happen on the PC. Of Apple Vision Pro can‘t handle that, bruuhh… then this is a real bummer. Cause that would have been the ultimate reason to buy one. Otherwise, Meta Quest would be much cheaper in comparison.

@@Hobnockers For fully immersive VR experiences, you would probably want to go down the Unity path. Unity is a complex but common software for creating VR experiences.

@@michaeltanzillo thx. I would use Unreal Engine.

Gotcha! Yes...you could use Unreal as well (most XR peeps use Unity but I prefer Unreal too) @@Hobnockers

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My pleasure! Glad you liked it

You're welcome!

Hey hey! I actually just heard a work around for this. In Fantastic Fold, you can assign anything to your front and back artwork, the UVs come out totally fine! It’s only if you leave those blank do they occasionally get scaled in weird ways. Give that a try! And you are right. There aren’t any simplified UV unwrapping tutorials out there. Usually they are much more complex on unwrapping an entire character or something. Let me add it to my list and I will try and put something together!

@@michaeltanzillo Ooh that's awesome! Ok I'll give it a go, thank you!

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it

I'm so sorry you have to go through the layoff. It can be so frustrating. I'm happy to help however I can...feel free to reach out if you need anything!

I haven't tried but I doubt it. After Effects isn't using a fully raytraced rendering engine necessary for processing translucency properly. It would probably have to be a simple opacity to work there.

@@michaeltanzillo Thanks!

I'm so sorry you have to go through this. I know it happens but it stinks every time. Hopefully this is just the start of something amazing!

Adobe's Firefly

Yep! you can export as OBJ, GLB, or USD that can all be read by Blender. Also, all the Substance materials work in Blender with the Substance plugin

Thanks so much and best of luck to you as well!

Amazing! I'll work on getting more popular to make these easier to fine :)

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My pleasure! So glad you found it useful

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Thank you!

Hmm...are you exporting the USDZ out of Painter or Blender? You may need to switch your Normal Map format to OpenGL in painter.

It was painter. Yes I will try that thank you very much

Thank you!