Gatekeeping if I were to guess. I leaned everything I know about blender with obscure tutorials, trial and error and actually good videos like this. Every "Pro" I asked gave a complex answer with terminology that obviously was unnecessary and word soup. Other's i asked refused and told me that I should've already learned that by now or that I should've watched some archaic tutorials just to find one issue I had.
thanks for the video. im a beginner using 3.4 and i also learned a few extra things here: 1. Blender by default does not auto sync your edit mode and UV edit mode. You'll have to toggle that in the UV edit mode. 2. Interestingly, your UV editor is auto-unwrapping as you mark these seams. There's another setting I had to toggle under "Active Tool -> Options -> UV - Live Unwrap" to get that working.
This was INSANELY useful! Thank you so much for the amazing video. I will follow your videos to improve my animations. Keep up all the phenomenal content!
Hello. Thanks for the video. What is Mark Sharp used for? Your objects had blue colour edges that I thought, were Mark Sharp on corners, first. But then you changed them to Mark Seam. But I didn't understand what it was used for.
Yes thank you bro, clearly explain 🔥🔥🔥 finally now I know how blender uv mapping workflow, Ive been stuck on the uv map about 1 years since Ive started
First time here on your channel. The information is great, there's nothing else really to add to this informative video about seams in Blender. Also, first impressions got me thinking the following : "Eh... He looks a bit excited". I'll seek further for more information from people like you.
Welcome to the channel and glad information lined up with your expectations. Here's a link to the Blender playlist I've created over the months. If you ever need to know more information, that's the best place on the channel to find it: ua-cam.com/video/MZkC1XMDtDY/v-deo.html Hope it helps and thanks for watching :)
Other youtubers: "Let me show you how to unwrap "this" object and then go do the same on yours." Royal Skies: "Let me show you what these red lines actually do and how they interact with each other." I literally just went from cutting random lines all over until it seems to work out... To actually perfectly unwrapping a fairly complex piece of armour and understanding why it actually worked.
No problem, I'm real glad to hear they've been helping you. As far as where I learned all this stuff. It's a bit of a story, but I started teaching myself to make video games from the 10th grade. And, I made a bunch of 3D models throughout high-school to prepare for a game I wanted to finish by college. So, by the time I got to the middle of college, I had about 5 years of experience modeling, rigging, texturing, and animating. And, the last 3 years of college I spent programming everything together. And, that's the project you see me sharing at the end of each video. The tutorials I'm making now is just me sharing everything I've learned in the last 12 years. But, there's honestly no reason it should take you as long as it took me to learn. My goal in the next 6 months, is that you all know how to do everything that took me 12 years to learn. Hopefully saving you a bunch of time. But, yeah. That's the story. Sorry if it was long. Very few people actually ask that question lol. Anyway, hope it helps and welcome to the channel :)
Yes ! Jap-Gulty Gear art shading all the way ! I wanna start a YT 3d anime show and Ideally hook up with someone. I have some modeling and animation experience but learning atm. I wanna lean towards Blender-Unreal (got cinema, maya, 3ds max, etc...)
It's a great art style, and it saves quite a lot of time on texturing as well. Just stay focused and put in the time, your goals are totally within the realm of doable-
idk if you're gonna read this but i have a question...in substance painter there's an option called "generate missing UVs" so i tried UV unwrapping a cabinet couple of minutes ago and it looked great with the texture except one spot that i left on purpose so my question here is how are "misplaced seams" identified? like i textured assets that had no stretching but still seemed a teeny tiny bit off so how can i know i did a good job and how can i make sure i marked enough UVs in the correct way so that i can texture it freely on substance painter without stressing tf out on wether or not i made a mistake while unwrapping in blender that may take some of the freedom of texturing away?
Perfect. Why is it so difficult for other channels to get to the point, and stay there. It's weird.
Pros want to stay on top and stay special. That doesn't happen when everyone knows how the important stuff works.
Gatekeeping if I were to guess.
I leaned everything I know about blender with obscure tutorials, trial and error and actually good videos like this.
Every "Pro" I asked gave a complex answer with terminology that obviously was unnecessary and word soup. Other's i asked refused and told me that I should've already learned that by now or that I should've watched some archaic tutorials just to find one issue I had.
Man I thought exact the same thing! This is the best tutorial I've ever seen, all my questions have been answered. Wtf it's perfect.
a mix of "teaching is hard" and "blender's quality of usability is very low" i would say
You Are Right
This seams easy enough!
That was rough.
@@theonlysinisharm Not yet, but I'm sure it will when he gets to the normal mapping episode!
@@sayuriartsy5108 Let me shine!
eggxactly
Stap it...
Get some help.
Great tutorial. Straight to the point with no fluff and so much easier to understand than all of those other YT vids. 10/10
Don't worry, we'll have you seaming like a Pro in no time!
That what it seams
@@cyberfalcon2872 Great pun, friend. ;)
seamen
This video should have been titles ”become a professional seamstress”!
You have no idea how much my class did not explain this, that you just did in a single sentence. THANK YOU SO MUCH
thanks for the video. im a beginner using 3.4 and i also learned a few extra things here:
1. Blender by default does not auto sync your edit mode and UV edit mode. You'll have to toggle that in the UV edit mode.
2. Interestingly, your UV editor is auto-unwrapping as you mark these seams. There's another setting I had to toggle under "Active Tool -> Options -> UV - Live Unwrap" to get that working.
I love how enthusiasticly he always says Naaada problem :D really makes you feel some comfort after all usual struggle of finding tutoring you need
Your videos give me a mental image of Joey Wheeler teaching the viewers how to make stuff in Blender.
This is the best Blender tutorial I've ever seen! Short, to the point, and not a boring monotone voice!
This is the only video i needed to watch to learn seams. Thanks!
Love your enthusiasm in this Video 😂 I nearly cried, because of my project, but then I found your genius Tutorial!
Your tutorials are always fast and effective👌
Straight to the point and good in every way. Can't recommend enough
Hands down the best tutorial on understanding seams.
Very amusing! I was ready to buy whatever small appliance you were selling by the end of the video. And also had a much better understanding of seams.
Bruh - stumbled upon your channel, you’ve been what I’ve been looking for - concise, easy to understand, great metaphors and analogies. THANK YOU
Your accent really makes these videos. :)
He kinda sounds like "videogamedunkey".
I even rewatched the video just for it
This guy taught me things I already knew and made me know that I knew them. ily
This was INSANELY useful! Thank you so much for the amazing video. I will follow your videos to improve my animations. Keep up all the phenomenal content!
This is, by far, the best explanation of this topic, thank you, this had helped me a lot
Thanks! Finally a video that helped me understand seams in blender in 1 minute
Bro your tutorials are the best... To the point well explained fast and brutal. Love it... Thanks
This video really helped. I feel a little more confident now using Seams.. Thank you! :)
This would have been so nice to know about months ago last time I worked with UV textures
Very good video, thank you!
insanely well made tutorial
Best explanation so far!
I love your energy !! Good and simple video!!
Thank you for existing.
Exactly what I needed. Amazing video.
Brill! I love your energy. And nice overlays, too. Really drives the point home in a way that is easy to follow.
lol love the way how you speak
Quick, short and last but not least informative! High quality no bs. thx :) And nice extra graphics added for clarity.
Oh my days this is the perfect video
i have waited for this kind of vid for so long !!!! thank you so much !!
I love your videos. They're straight to the point, quick, clear and very enjoyable to watch! Thank you for your work. :)
thank you for actually explaining the theory instead of just tutorial
very adorable！ thank you!
I really dig those fast, straight to the point tutorials, Thanks for making it!
Love your stuff man so quick and straightforward
Hello. Thanks for the video. What is Mark Sharp used for? Your objects had blue colour edges that I thought, were Mark Sharp on corners, first. But then you changed them to Mark Seam. But I didn't understand what it was used for.
Very clear explanations. Thank you.
Yes thank you bro, clearly explain 🔥🔥🔥 finally now I know how blender uv mapping workflow, Ive been stuck on the uv map about 1 years since Ive started
This helped me understand seams slot more
That was amazing, no other channel explained so well.
this isnt eminem rap i was looking for
You’re a good person
Your videos are a life saver
Such clear and to the point content. Fantastic work!
Actually, I came in to remember the controls in Blender, but your explanations are so perky that I had a lot of fun too. Nice one, thank you.
XOXO
Perfect explanation
0:40 Yeeeh, this is what I needed.
Excellent explanation. Thanks!
thank you brother. no one couldve explained this much better
Holy shit. This guy prepared me for a 90min uni exam in 3min. God.
Bro youre amazing, i always wondered what this was but know i understood it perfectly :D
thank you scout tf2, ive learned so much
You're an amazing instructor :) Short clear efficient! Thank you so much
First time here on your channel. The information is great, there's nothing else really to add to this informative video about seams in Blender. Also, first impressions got me thinking the following : "Eh... He looks a bit excited". I'll seek further for more information from people like you.
Welcome to the channel and glad information lined up with your expectations. Here's a link to the Blender playlist I've created over the months. If you ever need to know more information, that's the best place on the channel to find it:
ua-cam.com/video/MZkC1XMDtDY/v-deo.html
Hope it helps and thanks for watching :)
This is fantastic content.
Keep it up man.
Thanks bro-
Thank you so much. Other channels have like a 30 minute video about this stuff
Very helpful.Thank you so much
YOU ARE A GOD AFTER WATCHING VIDEOS FOR TWO DAYS U TAUGHT ME IN THREE MINUTES. Also how do u make your uh map stay there when the object isn’t chosen?
ok, you are pro and your extpanation is great! I subscribed! thank you for the vodeo.
Ok this was fast and easy to understand ty so much +1!
GENIUSSSSS!
Really amazing tutorials
Thank you brother you taught me.
So detail and useful thanks
wow I love this
Other youtubers: "Let me show you how to unwrap "this" object and then go do the same on yours."
Royal Skies: "Let me show you what these red lines actually do and how they interact with each other."
I literally just went from cutting random lines all over until it seems to work out... To actually perfectly unwrapping a fairly complex piece of armour and understanding why it actually worked.
god bless you man
Great info! Not sure why it was delivered like a carnival barker trying to get me to play a ring toss game, but great info nonetheless.
SEAM is just wonderful thing
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Damn ... thanks King!
Blender Masterclass for Mooks - Bronx To U By Dis Guy
Seriously, excellent to-the-point tutorials by this fine gentleman.
thanks for the video!
thank you so much man
that outro music always reminds me of phantasy star online
good tutorials as always!
Haha, Thanks. The music is from a game series called "Armored Core". They are both future sci-fi kinda genres so that probably makes sense-
Thanks a ton !!
i have often wondered what the f seams are. thankyou for telling me
Stellar.
yeah thats cool BUT WHAT'S THE SHORTCUT TO ADD SEAMS
Good Video
Thanks
thank you!
Thanks 4 all the videos, they've cleared quite a lot of my 'fears'
how/where did u learn about all this stuff, btw?
No problem, I'm real glad to hear they've been helping you.
As far as where I learned all this stuff. It's a bit of a story, but I started teaching myself to make video games from the 10th grade. And, I made a bunch of 3D models throughout high-school to prepare for a game I wanted to finish by college. So, by the time I got to the middle of college, I had about 5 years of experience modeling, rigging, texturing, and animating. And, the last 3 years of college I spent programming everything together. And, that's the project you see me sharing at the end of each video.
The tutorials I'm making now is just me sharing everything I've learned in the last 12 years. But, there's honestly no reason it should take you as long as it took me to learn. My goal in the next 6 months, is that you all know how to do everything that took me 12 years to learn. Hopefully saving you a bunch of time. But, yeah. That's the story. Sorry if it was long. Very few people actually ask that question lol.
Anyway, hope it helps and welcome to the channel :)
@@TheRoyalSkies
wow, thank you so much, honestly
Does this also work on complex models too? For example a model with 10k verts?
I know how to unwrap a cylinder but how should I do it with a bended shield WITH texture?????
How do I get to the part to even find out where the seams are in the first place?
Yes ! Jap-Gulty Gear art shading all the way ! I wanna start a YT 3d anime show and Ideally hook up with someone. I have some modeling and animation experience but learning atm. I wanna lean towards Blender-Unreal (got cinema, maya, 3ds max, etc...)
It's a great art style, and it saves quite a lot of time on texturing as well. Just stay focused and put in the time, your goals are totally within the realm of doable-
thanks dude
Why are some of the edges blue?
Seems intresting :D
you are the best
Do someone know how to remove the black border on the joined objects?
idk if you're gonna read this but i have a question...in substance painter there's an option called "generate missing UVs" so i tried UV unwrapping a cabinet couple of minutes ago and it looked great with the texture except one spot that i left on purpose so my question here is how are "misplaced seams" identified? like i textured assets that had no stretching but still seemed a teeny tiny bit off so how can i know i did a good job and how can i make sure i marked enough UVs in the correct way so that i can texture it freely on substance painter without stressing tf out on wether or not i made a mistake while unwrapping in blender that may take some of the freedom of texturing away?
even my english is poor can easily understand, thank you!
You're English is totally fine man-
I can understand you're sentences :)
Time to finally tackle this so I can texture props for SFM.
Hey I really like the brevity of your tutorials, but can you maybe turn the youtuber voice down 10 or 20 notches?
Awesome