that's good haha :)

yup, none of these tutorials are useful for very long it seems

hahaha, don't worry his ai isn't very smart 😂

Yes but don't pet the ghost spider or it eats your face :P Normally you tap on a cat to pet it, I copied the same code over to the spider 😂

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Can't blame you to be honest

you are epic

I can't even read it 😂

@@AaronHibberd shiao mi

Did you use that Genesis package? It guesses the depth from the image(it doesn't work very well honestly) and then I had to adjust it in the inspector, try dragging the depth multiplier and max depth cutoff, I didn't use the depth from Blockade Labs or pay for anything

Thanks @@AaronHibberd. I did use the Genesis package and changed the depth multiplier and depth cutoff, but still isn't working. Not sure why. I've recorded my screen quickly so you can see what are the parameters that I set in Unity and what happens to the 360 image. As you can see when I click to turn around and navigate the 360 environment the image doesn't move: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4C2k5Wep6uXfJI - if you have any suggestions by looking at the scree please let me know.

You're in the Game window, that's for when you press the Play button at the top. To look around when you're not playing, go to the Scene window and you can right-click drag to look around

I unlisted them because they are old, and might not work, or I don't have dropbox links anymore. Do you think I should make them public again?

​@@AaronHibberd Yes, it should be public because I have been following some of the tutorials for years, and IMO, even if they are old, it doesn't matter because the basic underlying concept always stays the same. Please make it public love to see your creativity. 🙂

Alright, I made everything public because of you 😂

@@AaronHibberd Thank You so much 😍

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thanks!

Hey buddy!

Thank you for watching :)

I set them to unlisted because they use such an old version of Unity, I'm not sure if they work anymore

@@AaronHibberd thanks man. Success

Other people were asking too, so I made everything public

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​@@AaronHibberd Hello, good afternoon, sorry for the inconvenience, I have not tried skybox ai yet but I am interested in using it for animations in blender, currently the AI ​​has a 3D mesh export function that apparently downloads it as GLB format, however I see that what you do is download the file as a JPG, could you kindly explain why? I saw that on the official skybox ai page you can download as a cubic map or a depth map or an hdri, I don't know which of these three formats you downloaded and the main question is that just as you gave depth to the format you downloaded so that work as a 3D environment of a game I wonder if I can also do it in blender to make my 3D animations, maybe also in cinema 4D too

@@OsoTedyfazbear3329 When I made this video it was an older version and they didn't have the option to download a 3D mesh, that's why I had that other way of doing it. You should definitely download the mesh from the website and don't follow my outdated tutorial :) I think the GLB format will probably open in Blender already set up in 3D. I noticed they also have an official Unity Plug in now too

@@AaronHibberd Thank you for responding, but to be honest, what I wanted was to avoid having to pay for the technowizard plan, which is where that functionality is included and costs between $50 or $60 dollars depending on the subscription 😳

@@OsoTedyfazbear3329 oof, yea that is way too expensive, I refuse to pay for that too. By the way for Music I really love Suno AI because they are being more reasonable

That tool is only for Unity, but you can export it to Blender, there's an FBX exporter in the package manager. Someone will probably make a way to do it directly in Blender, that Blockade Labs website already added the option to download a depth map, and without the broken seam

@@AaronHibberd awesome thank you !

I always use the newest LTS, so it was 2021 probably around 2021.3.25f1

maybe you can customize a character with vroid to make it creepy, also see if mixamo has creepy animations for it vroid.com/en/studio

I found some assets and just wanted to make sure they would work for the tutorial, I’m gonna see if this works with those assets

You can put almost any model onto the unity chan model then deactivate the unity chan one via the inspector check box. Just make sure you have it rigged and you did the whole humanoid rig thing in the inspector after bringing in the asset so it works correctly.

Thanks @Mcjagger2023

Unity has an FBX Exporter in the package manager, so I think you can export it and drop the FBX into Unreal. I bet in the future there will be a tool to generate a 3D environment directly in Unreal. I mean Photoshop is already starting to use AI so it's only a matter of time

That would be pretty sweet

@@AaronHibberd Do you work in Unreal or just Unity?

@@notsure1969 I only ever learned Unity

It is pretty crazy! Kind of falls apart as soon as you move away from the center though, I think for something like a chess game, where you stay near the center, just rotating, it could work pretty well. I wonder what it will be like in a year

@@AaronHibberd Definitely I am going to give it a try soon, in a simple demo. Thank You for the Tips.

wrrr

Hmm not sure, but since it makes a mesh, maybe it could be exported into an OBJ and brought into any engine. I discovered it here, if you want to go searching: twitter.com/ImCharcher/status/1629104085935718401

I was hoping the same thing. Once I realized it was unity I was sadden for I do not use unity :(

@thomas parker I don't know if it will work, but try importing this, there's an FBX exporter in Unity, you could probably make it with Unity, then bring the FBX into your program www.dropbox.com/sh/5n2cbugk6pg7ukz/AAD2wLvmYQGMYKN1Ofcb7FYPa?dl=0

@@AaronHibberd Thanks

Hey. haha I wish, that's the goal, but so far my games still don't earn enough for a living

Unlisted them because they're so outdated. Here's the color picker one though if you need it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWayZmiGprRrhq8

@@AaronHibberd Oh, thanks, already found it on your website.