I had the same issue, just did it through the modifier.

@@whiskey3689 yeah same, still causes same issues

@@rippincali how many faces does it say you have

@@rippincali I’m having the same issues but it’s because I wasn’t paying attention and made the model humongous so I have like 30mil faces and vertices😅

Hello, I'm not sure if this is your problem but is the most common one when Remeshing. Make sure the entire model to Remesh is closed, with no open faces or inverted normals. If you have, then when you remesh all the model will get distorted and create holes

Hello, I think you can use the Preset in Substance painter to export. There is one called Unity and it is ready to export unity compatable materials:)

@ my problem is, i’m doing the texturing and after it when i exporting it and importing in unity it doesn’t looks like in substance (

@@gevorgmelikjanyan8437 if you use the standard shader in unity and then you export with the correct shader in substance, It should look "the same" just need to consider Substance Painter has post processing and ways to treat Emissions and other effects. In Unity you should setup the environment to use an emissive model, you can Use Bloom to make the crystal shine and play with the emissive levels. That's more a game engine think, since each 3d viewer or engine will be different and you need to setup it first

@@agustin_honnun thank you so much

Hey thank you mate!

Hey I appreciate your kindness, thank you !

Hey 👋 It is in the description below 😁

I'm glad it worked for you, thank you :D

Thanks! :D

Hello, honestly I don't remember :( is a custom theme I made in the past for a vision problem I have and I don't remember exactly. btw I explained how to modify the 3D viewport, if it helps, here is a copy from another comment Hello, it is very easy, first you need to enable Cavity using world type, then tweak the options. Cavity is located into the viewport shading menu on top right, besides xray view and wire frame, using the arrow ⬇ For background, there is a gradient with 2 colors to mimic vignette, you can modify those colors in Edit, preferences, Themes, 3D viewport, at the end of the menu Theme Space, Gradient Colors, and there you can change it :)

@@agustin_honnun Thanks..!!!👍👍

Hey thank you :D

Hello. This method works fine for it since lighting isn't to make it look illuminated, it is more like an artistic way to do some parts pop out more. If you bake the light from top view center to the bottom you shouldn't have too much lighting on sides, and it won't affect that much for rotation variations. Btw this method works fine for pbr workflow, but to make the texture more like handpainted unlit, then lighting should be strategically placed since there are no light interactions

@@agustin_honnun Well, after some testing, I figured with pbr workflow it looks good without baked lighting, but for things like seamless rock texture I just put light straight from top and it just added that umph. Also, great video I've learned so much, thanks!

Glad to hear it!

Hello. I think I did explain it in another comment in this same video, take a look

I appreciate it !

Thanks mate

@@agustin_honnun your welcome

Thank you :D

@@agustin_honnun One thing to keep in mind, I am trying to follow along and the recording is so fast that I am using the slowest speed (0.2 in Pot Player) and I can't see some of the steps.

​@momosietube I apologize for that, I try to avoid videos to be too long since the original is 4+ hours but maybe in the future I'll release in other platforms videos in full speed

I'm glad it helped you ☺️

Hello, Those steps you mentioned are not part of this video since is just a speed modeling process. You can see the steps you are looking for in my Ramen Bowl tutorial or further

Hello, that problem usually appears when the suffixes from blender, low and high, doesnt match each other with Substance suffixes, make sure you type the same suffixes in Blender and Substance Painter in the main baking page

Another thing that can happen there is when the geometry or poly count of the high poly model is too high and your pc can't handle it, may not be this case, but if it is, usually Painter crashes after trying to bake. To solve this, you should divide your model by parts (This is explained in my most recent video Baking a stylized weapon from blender to substance painter) Or, decreasing the poly count of the high poly using the decimate modifier, so Substance can load and keep the baking process with no errors.

@@agustin_honnun will give this a try thanks, the names are all correct

@@agustin_honnun I have tried do lower the poly count of the high mesh drasticly and also checked the naming. still wont work im kinda stumped

@@agustin_honnun Ok it only seems to be a problem when i try to bake using "match by mesh name"

Hello. It is something I want to do. Unfortunately I touched blender many times that I don't even remember my settings and shortcuts haha, I need to learn again the default blender :P

Hey I'm happy that it can help in your projects :D thank you

I'll do something, I just need to finish my to do list videos haha

I hope I can upload something like that someday! Absolutely lost the practice in Adobe illustrator :(

Yes, I'm planning to do a video about Uvs soon, but first, I need to finish some in my list about baking and texturing

Hey thank you! I appreciate your words:D

Hey, I appreciate your comment! I'm happy the video did help you :D

Thank you :D

Hey, I thank you, step by step :D

@@agustin_honnun I would like to ask, are you already making money in this area or not yet?

Only In my job related to 3D, freelancing and selling 3d assets like on sketchfab/artstation, not from KZbin yet since don't even have monetization program 😅

@@agustin_honnun Do you make money by creating assets for games?

Yes actually :D

Hey, I'm glad you liked it :D Unfortunately, animations aren't my field, so I need to learn that first too 😅

I appreciate your kindness in your comment :D thank you

I'm glad you liked it :D thanks for your comment

Hello, i don't have a video for it. Maybe I'll do a quick short soon to show this

There is another comment in this video where I did explain how to achieve the UI theme

@@agustin_honnun OH, yessir i just noticed that, thanks man :)

Hello, first sculpt and then retopo or decimate, since you can freely modify the silhouette of your model with brushes

Thanks mate! I'm starting with it haha

Hello, it is very easy, first you need to enable Cavity using world type, then tweak the options. Cavity is located into the viewport shading menu on top right, besides xray view and wire frame, using the arrow ⬇️ For background, there is a gradient with 2 colors to mimic vignette, you can modify those colors in Edit, preferences, Themes, 3D viewport, at the end of the menu Theme Space, Gradient Colors, and there you can change it :)

@@agustin_honnun you rock (pun intended), thank you mate and all the best !

Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video 😃

I Hope it helps! :D

Your English is perfect!

Your English is just fine, don't worry about it. I could understand everything you were saying.

Thanks for your comments :D I'll be uploading soon a new one about rocks 🪨 !

Glad you liked it :D

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I'm glad you liked it :D Unfortunately, I don't 😕, usually, I only upload speed modeling videos. My latest one is a full tutorial, not about a tree. But the same process

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Thanks! 😀

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I really appreciate your comment! Thank you :D

Hey, what do you mean with settings? Which type