None I know of for now

no rush

Can you text me on instagram @kandyy_man

Text me on instagram @kandyy_man

Thank you 🙏

@@vantagecgtutorial Of course! Thank you for the first steps! You're a life saver

Thanks😊

Thanks

Ok I'll work on that

Thank you😊

Thank you

😊😊

Thank you 😊

Sorry about that

Sorry it isn't available yet

Ok

You're welcome

My bad, sorry about that

It depends on what you understand by baking and what works for you. Thank you for your opinion, I really appreciate

Exactly my point. Guy probably made beginners feel stupid when its just his title being misleading

Nope not just you. there was zero baking in the video

It's depends on your understanding of the word bake. If this doesn't work for your, there are other ways

Ok I'll work on that

@@vantagecgtutorial thank you so much

Thank you🙂

Thank you🙏

Thank you

You're welcome

Ok would be expecting it

I'm still not done with the character, when it's fully ready I'll release it

Reduce the subdivision level to zero, also if your scene is too dense, try hiding some mesh in the viewport. Particle systems can also make your pc lag. You could hide that also in viewport

OK 🙂

Yes it can but without the modifier

@@vantagecgtutorial so you need to apply the modifier and get a high poly again

@@dertobbe1176 not really just set it to the subdivision level you want then export, it's will export at that subdivision level

@@vantagecgtutorial doesnt work for me. I get high res Version when I apply or a low poly Version without the Details when I Export. I am just learning this stuff. Dont know what to Do rn

@@dertobbe1176 what software are you exporting it to

You would have to set the subdivision level to zero before exporting

You're welcome

This method is mainly for movies, for games its advised to bake normal map

Well it depends on what you are going for, for games it's advised to bake normal and use just that for optimization sake. For movies, it's preferred to use both methods so that close up view of the model would look great too. Normal baking just fakes the details

yup true that I was thinking game only not movie (:@@vantagecgtutorial

I made it myself

Yes, if you apply the multi res at the highest resolution it would retain it but the vertice count would increase

Yes you can You can text me on Instagram @kandyy_man for further discussion

Baking normal map is good for games, it helps optimize the character but up close u can notice that it's actually low poly, on the other hand baking high poly to low poly is good for movies especially if there would be close shots in the movie

@@vantagecgtutorial So the multires method in this video is better for movies?

Your welcome 😊

It was a mistake, but you can still do that anyway

Thank you

Thank you

Your welcome

What do you mean

The best method is to bake the normal map of the high poly and use it on the low poly in UE

​@@vantagecgtutorial thanks, i juste baked the normals but it does not takes all the details in consideration...do you have a discord or something to talk with you?💗 thanks

@@hotbergina your welcome I'm not on discord but you can reach me on Instagram or tiktok @kandyy_man

What normal map does is it create an illusion of the mesh having such details , and it's actually important in games for optimization purposes. But if ur going into movies, using this method would actually give you the best output especially for close up videos

Thank u

Do you want to export it to another 3D software?

@@vantagecgtutorial yes, i am trying to export onto Maya. But then when I import it, it is low poly but the details are gone and the multi res modifier as well.

@dandan-my8yn hey there i'm also struggling with this problem im attempting to export a character that uses multi-res data to mixamo but once i do the mult res data is lost , any help is appreciated

@@ezra6990 multi res modifier only works in blender Another way to bake details to be used outside blender would be to bake the high poly normal map and use it on the low poly. I don't have a tutorial on that at the moment

Thank u

Through manual retopology

Remember I used shrink wrap modifier to extract the details from the high poly So I had to apply it then reshape with shrink wrap on the other low res

@@vantagecgtutorial ah yes mb

@@vantagecgtutorial hi rewatched this video again for fun, just want to say @thedudguys5761 is correct, you could have done that in fact it is a faster method than your current method and it does the same thing just though i shared this with you. 1) low poly version that was retopo, create multires and shrink wrap mod 2) shrinkwrap low poly target to high poly 3) increase subdivide in multires of lowpoly to level that captures all details 4) apply shrink wrap 5) reduce subd lvl to 0, create image texture in shading editor, and bake from multires and viola done! your current method works too, just that you probably would need baked the textures into a normal map at the end because the lowpoly model you have with multires subd lvl 4 cant do anything on its own for games etc

check my reply above @@Horolden

@@Bingbangbong28 I'll give your method a try... Thank you