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this means the turntable is not in the center of the sphere. remove sphere from turn table. turn on pivot and move turntable to the center of sphere and then add the sphere back
In marmoset toolbag 4 the subdivision is in the model. but in marmoset toolbag 3 you can find it named tessellation on your material above displacement.
You can use this rendering technique on any material you want, it does not have to be substance. I just happened to have used substance for the showcase material.
I Learned Tons of Stuff from You Emiel. So much Love to you. Plus I feel you have the art of teaching, after watching your tutorials, rarely I understand what others teach to me, but with you Always understand and learn....THANK YOU SO MUCH DEAR Emiel
Absolutely fantastic tutorial, thank you for uploading this!
Really well made tutorial. Thank you. Enjoyed watching this!
Subscribed. Thanks for tutorial
Thanks so much!
nice tutor.. keep it up
Thx Man!
thank u
What about color random variation? A bowl of hundreds of colorful candies, each candy a different color. How do you get that?
doesnt anyone know why when i add the turntable the sphere moves slightly to the left then back when rotating?
this means the turntable is not in the center of the sphere. remove sphere from turn table. turn on pivot and move turntable to the center of sphere and then add the sphere back
when i imported the sphere 2 tiles, the "subdivision" tab is not there. is this only a marmoset toolbag 4 option?
In marmoset toolbag 4 the subdivision is in the model. but in marmoset toolbag 3 you can find it named tessellation on your material above displacement.
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can this not be dont in susbstance painter?, why do it in sub designer then marmoset why no subpainter?
Marmoset is better for rendering your texture & baking them imo.
Why do you assume that we have Substance
You can use this rendering technique on any material you want, it does not have to be substance. I just happened to have used substance for the showcase material.