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Stylized Station no problem at all I’m not trying to be annoying :) I just know You’re probably doing a lot of things as well as planning on expanding it and I didn’t want to miss the opportunity sorry to bug you
@Prisoner 111 well its not step by step tutorial obviously. More an explanation of the technique. The most important is that its not 100% hand painted from scratch. Look at SOMuchDiffuse materials for substance. It streamlines the process of creating the strong base .
3D coat have a brush engine similar to photoshop, so it have a better performance. While you trying to paint in Substance (the brush strokes is vector there) the more you paint - the more laggy program becomes. I was painting a lotta handpaint inside Substance so with Coat its a huuuge difference)
Hello everybody! tell me, please, will there be enough blender for the same result? in substance painter the same can be done? I'm just starting to learn hand paint, I want to optimize the process, and do most of the work only in blender, substance
Nice tutorial! Kind of a shame that the creation process of the planks on the side of the house and the pattern on the roof was not shown in the same way that the grass and rocks were at the end, as that was really nice to see. What I'm seeing is that what we 3D artists call hand painted, is actually pretty close to non-metallic-metal style painting from traditional art. It's taken a bit further in 3D with the exaggerated tertiary level of detail going into the secondary, less realistic but exagerrated proportions etc, but ultimately, just using the diffuse channel is NMM.
what does 3D coat give compared to substance painter ? isnt it easier to finish painting in the same software you started your texturing with ? @stylized Station
@@o-super2744 3D coat have a brush engine similar to photoshop, so it have a better performance. While you trying to paint in Substance (the brush strokes is vector there) the more you paint - the more laggy program becomes. I was painting a lotta handpaint inside Substance so with Coat its a huuuge difference)
You can definitely continue in Painter, but most artists prefer using 3D coat for handpainting, the brush engine is much smoother and feels much closer to photoshop :)
Thank you for this video, this was extremely helpful for improving my pipeline's speed. For anyone interested, this is the video she mentions at 20:40 ua-cam.com/video/zC3OxonJcXQ/v-deo.html
at this point im just assuming that when someone has a tutorial called "hand painted textures" its not actually about putting your pen to the tablet and actually drawing textures on but just clipping and filling with gradients. i have been searching for tutorials for literal years on how to HAND paint textures in this program and i have not seen a single use of the brush tool once in the dozens of tutorials ive watched, im starting to think that you cant actually hand paint textures in sp
Hello,I'm sorry to bother you. I'm a 3d art beginner. The colormap with gradient color was niced(7:57, clip) and I would like to learn how to do this. Are you done this colormap before imputting in Substance Painter, and doing this with photoshop? Hopping you have some time to share some creating skills with this base color map. Thank you very much ~
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Stylized Station I emailed you whenever you get the chance :)
@@gavynthomas1 ah okay my bad! I've been away from my PC all weekend, I'll respond as soon as I'm back home!
Stylized Station no problem at all I’m not trying to be annoying :) I just know You’re probably doing a lot of things as well as planning on expanding it and I didn’t want to miss the opportunity sorry to bug you
@@StylizedStation substance painter is good but it costs money per month
Okay i was really shy, sorry for my bad english
Hope you`ll fing something useful for your pipeline here ^^
Your english is great! Amazing breakdown
the tutorial was awesome! thank you!!!
this was amazing!
Are you french
this was awesome!!
1. Paint the nice base
2. Paint the rest of the owl (T▽T)
Amazing art anyway!
@Prisoner 111 well its not step by step tutorial obviously. More an explanation of the technique. The most important is that its not 100% hand painted from scratch. Look at SOMuchDiffuse materials for substance. It streamlines the process of creating the strong base .
It's the third time I see one of these "clickbait-like" tuts from this channel and that was EXACTLY what I'm still thinking since the first one
@@marcmarti5273 Is unfair to call it clickbait because at least the SP part was explained in detail.
This is definitely the style I'm inspired to make. Thank you for the time and effort!
that method of AO is waaay easier than how I was doing it. thank you for the tutorial!
3d coat is underrated. It's really great and cheap compared to other softwares!
yea and u can easily trick it to get infinite trials
@@mrcricket275 how?
@@fernandomurillo7099 make a new email every time it ends and create an acc
such brilliant skill, even two years later
Nice Tutorial :D Is she using a fishing rod to make the brush smaller? hahaha
Scroll wheel on a tablet tho))
@@hamstrissimo haha don't worry, I learned I lot from this, thank you for sharing
this was such a wonderful tutorial. great work by the artist. thank you
соу мэни рашенс ин дэ индэстри, ассэм!!
Чертовски круто выглядит и полезно для навыка стилизации. 🙌 Хотя, так и не понял почему нужно было переключаться из substance painter в 3d coat.
This tutorial worth millions of bucks! Thanks for helping human kind :D
Great tutorial! I have one question though. Why not do everything in substance? What are the advantages of 3dcoat?
3D coat have a brush engine similar to photoshop, so it have a better performance. While you trying to paint in Substance (the brush strokes is vector there) the more you paint - the more laggy program becomes. I was painting a lotta handpaint inside Substance so with Coat its a huuuge difference)
@@hamstrissimo interesting! Thank you for replying
Looks very cool) thank you)
Amazing tutorial thank you :D
amazing work!
Hello everybody! tell me, please, will there be enough blender for the same result? in substance painter the same can be done? I'm just starting to learn hand paint, I want to optimize the process, and do most of the work only in blender, substance
Nice tutorial! Kind of a shame that the creation process of the planks on the side of the house and the pattern on the roof was not shown in the same way that the grass and rocks were at the end, as that was really nice to see.
What I'm seeing is that what we 3D artists call hand painted, is actually pretty close to non-metallic-metal style painting from traditional art. It's taken a bit further in 3D with the exaggerated tertiary level of detail going into the secondary, less realistic but exagerrated proportions etc, but ultimately, just using the diffuse channel is NMM.
This is a good one
great work!
Maaah man hitting the early bird again
I'm lost on 7:36 am I suppose to create a fill layer for every colour or just one?
correct!
Great video! thank you for sharing!
Amazing, thank you!!!
what does 3D coat give compared to substance painter ? isnt it easier to finish painting in the same software you started your texturing with ? @stylized Station
I answered this question below already)
@@hamstrissimo That would have been great to copy paste the answer as we can't find the other comment you are referring to.
@@o-super2744
3D coat have a brush engine similar to photoshop, so it have a better performance. While you trying to paint in Substance (the brush strokes is vector there) the more you paint - the more laggy program becomes. I was painting a lotta handpaint inside Substance so with Coat its a huuuge difference)
@@hamstrissimo Thank you !!
i wish the tutorial showed how to get these assets and textures in to 3d coat
Hey I'm struggling a bit with choosing a process here.. Why do we switch to 3d coat ? Can't we detail in painter ?
You can definitely continue in Painter, but most artists prefer using 3D coat for handpainting, the brush engine is much smoother and feels much closer to photoshop :)
@@StylizedStation Oh really ? I'll give it a try then thank you ^^
@@StylizedStation Hi, if you see this, is this still true now? Did manual painting in SP improve since adobe took it?
fantasic video
love it
What’s the song name at the first part of the video
generally overlaps are ok in game assets as i understand ?
yes)
Супер!
ах ты русак
Thank you for this video, this was extremely helpful for improving my pipeline's speed.
For anyone interested, this is the video she mentions at 20:40
ua-cam.com/video/zC3OxonJcXQ/v-deo.html
Dang the woman in the video has the cutest voice ever. Consider a radio career!
at this point im just assuming that when someone has a tutorial called "hand painted textures" its not actually about putting your pen to the tablet and actually drawing textures on but just clipping and filling with gradients. i have been searching for tutorials for literal years on how to HAND paint textures in this program and i have not seen a single use of the brush tool once in the dozens of tutorials ive watched, im starting to think that you cant actually hand paint textures in sp
Add layer>paint or Add fill>paint in masks. Not sure what else you are looking for? It's a bit clunky SP for hand painting but its improving.
какой у тебя клевый голос, я почти все понял :D
Спасибо))
Maya + Max + SP + 3DCoat + PS + + + + + + + + + ......
....
It's pretty simple.
Hello,I'm sorry to bother you. I'm a 3d art beginner. The colormap with gradient color was niced(7:57, clip) and I would like to learn how to do this. Are you done this colormap before imputting in Substance Painter, and doing this with photoshop? Hopping you have some time to share some creating skills with this base color map. Thank you very much ~
Its a masking with fill layer) not a color map)
Котик! :3
By 90% of the work do you mean 20% because I guarantee the hand painted in 3D coat took way longer then the base foundation she laid in Substance
I guess base in Substance is about 40 percents, sometimes I make blockout more detailed)
topology of the front wall is not good at all
The model has uneven texel density.
yup, because we can neglect some details)
she sounds so cute tho ._.
Why u lie?
Her sound quality is about to give me a seizure.
Is she french
nope)
im Ukrainian)
Ahh :)
Это что транс что ле?!
I've read that as Olaf....