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Easton777
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Easton777
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‎May 25, 2018
03:30 PM
I found the option for a 3d postcard but it is greyed out
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‎May 25, 2018
03:23 PM
I should have been a bit more clear I suppose, yes it just needs to be a 2d image, I'll insert the maps separately in the game engine but I'm mostly focused on how to get the yellow line cut out for all 4 images exactly the same so that I am just left with the yellow line. I tired to find the option for the create of a 3d postcard but couldn't find it, is it supposed to be under the 3D dropdown?
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‎May 24, 2018
08:12 PM
How would I create a decal from something like this: Basically I need to find out how to stack the images with the albedo on top, then find out the best way to cut out the yellow road line.
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‎Apr 04, 2018
09:38 PM
what type of model file is needed, FBX does not work. Or would I just import the UV
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‎Apr 04, 2018
01:17 AM
How would you import a 3d model? When I look under the 3D tab everything is greyed out and not selectable.
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‎Apr 03, 2018
08:56 PM
Hi Dave, When I follow your screenshots I do not see any folder to add the maps into. This is what I see:
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‎Apr 03, 2018
01:05 AM
Hi, I am not sure if this is a stupid question or not, it probably is, but I am still new to PS and I have only really used 3d texturing software. If I have different textures that I want to add to say a model of a road, and I have different asphalt or concrete textures, but for those textures I don't just have albedo or diffuse but I also have normal maps and roughness maps to give the textures extra realism, how would these be added to the road with all 3-5 maps that come with the texture? Above are different types of the maps for one concrete material, the albedo would just be the color of the texture but I would like to texture a road with more than just the albedo, id like to have about 4 of the maps overlaid on top of one another then use that to texture it, I am just not sure how to do it. Thanks Edit: Actually, I just added each map individually as layers, I guess I would save the final material out that way
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‎Apr 03, 2018
12:54 AM
I am still not quite sure where the slicing comes in though. I saw that in the modeling software he created a grid of polys, but why the slicing? I thought that was just for photography and web design. I thought UV unwrapping was just for the say 4096x4096 pixel maps, how does the slicing play into this exactly? So would the slices be 4096x 4096 or the UV Map, because in the modeling software you'd have to unwrap the area then bring it into PS, but here it looks like the guy took some satellite imagery and just painted using the slices...I'm so confused about this
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‎Apr 01, 2018
11:36 PM
But how would you make it In a perfect grid? And what exactly does this do for something like this? Edit: I found out how to make it into a grid, but why would this method be used for something like what is seen in the video?
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‎Apr 01, 2018
07:34 PM
I need to try to copy the workflow as based off this picture: It is an older version of PS but I think the process is still the same. Essentially I would model a parking lot and road in a 3d program, UV unwrap it in say 10x10 meter chunks, then add textures to it in PS as this person has in the picture with the grid. What is the blue grid? I would think it is his UVs from the 3d program tiled in a specified unit of measurement. How would this grid be laid out and textures added to them? Sorry for not being more specific, I am not yet experienced enough with PS, all I know is that based off of this picture is the same workflow that I would have to follow. Edit: Here is the video this is from: Orbx EGTR Elstree airport - YouTube If anyone experienced in Photoshop can explain to me what it looks like this guy did and how he did it I would greatly appreciate it.
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‎Mar 25, 2018
03:54 PM
I don't remember the term in PS but there is a way to add a black and white mask so that automatically the dripping rust would be I think white and the rest of the metal black, then I would use that to stamp on my rust in the texturing software
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‎Mar 25, 2018
12:37 AM
I would like to try to get the rust detail as a alpha to use in a different software, how would this be done?
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‎Mar 25, 2018
12:33 AM
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Thanks everyone! I will have to try this tomorrow Would anyone know how you would add this detail: I would like to get a picture of the yellow reflective strip up close then take that and place it on the unwrapped UV of the model, essentially I just need to cut that detail out and then paste it on the modeled pole, I will get some more pictures tomorrow. Also, what about the numbers and letters of the address? same thing?
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‎Mar 24, 2018
02:33 PM
That's what is throwing me off... It may be the software that I am using to tile it, but I wanted to make sure the original normal detail is good. I am using Quixel NDO as my texturing software, it runs in Photoshop.
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‎Mar 24, 2018
02:28 PM
How would I add text in PS for something like this: I will be doing it in normal details if that matters.
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‎Mar 24, 2018
01:23 PM
I am making a tiled texture for a building for game design, it is just a corrugated tin metal. I setup my dimensions correctly and made it tiled but for some reason I got this: This is what I started with: Don't pay any attention to the metal texture changing, that is not the problem, the problem is the top image is tiled from the bottom image which was the original tiled texture, the top image is after the bottom was tiled. It gave me some weird extra normal details or something as you can see in the top image, like there is an error in the way it was tiled. Below is the normal detailed version which would be the very base of the texture in case anyone wants to look at it inside of Photoshop.
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‎Mar 20, 2018
08:53 PM
I have one more question, is there always that much math when doing this or am I making it harder than it seems? I don't know how many times I added, subtracted, divided everything, unless the method you showed me gets rid of that, ill have to try it to see.
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‎Mar 20, 2018
08:34 PM
That is pretty much what I was looking for. I already made the texture tiled the hard way, I did not know you could put multiple guides down at once like that. It is just a picture of a wall I took of a building and then tried to recreate it for use on a model for a game engine. Here is the finished version: Thanks!
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‎Mar 20, 2018
07:27 PM
I am adding normal details to create a tiled wall for game design, this is my first time doing so and I do not know how. I need to add the normal details so that it is perfectly tiled, how would I figure this out if the texture map size is 4096x4096? And then it also has to look like the real wall... Furthermore, how do I display the guideline in PS so that I can see the ruler where it goes to 4096 each direction?
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‎Oct 30, 2017
07:40 PM
Hello, What is the best way to turn this picture into a texture for a game? Would it be best if I tiled it or just went into PS and created a normal map and create the tin extrusions? This will have to be added to all sides of the building and I would like to make it as realistic as possible with 4k textures as well. Any help is appreciated, Easton
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