when I import my mesh with multiple UDIMs and press "morph UV" it stacks all the UDIMs on top of one another. Do you know why this is?

Thank you so much! So easy and well understanding explanation. Used same scheme for blender and zbrush and worked same awesome. Thank you again ^^

Thank you!

Well played,but Legend not my fav game,i'd love to see you play AOD if you ever return.

not worked for me

THANK UUUUUUUUU

Great Tutorial I just have one question that How can I flip the uvs that I imported from maya and also I have got issues while pasting the uvs like quads of uvs are not weld or some quads got scattered. Please can you help me with this.

I created 2 udim tiles in maya but when I imported to zbrush they are over lapping. Not like you showed in video.

excuse me I want to know why my uv are overlapped in morph uv ，my version2021.5

it's very useful for this way ,but I have a proble which how can I show Udims maps in this Zbrush software? for example my model has frou maps and it just show one uidm map, by the way I'm Chinese people so I'm not good at English , I don't know if know you what I want to say.

soooo underrated

Your Ts look like Ys

Bahaha I totally just realized I said experying instead of experiencing 🤣🤣🤣

Medium

As if she were made today? What do you mean by that?

Well what are you missing out on? What are the missing elements? What type of games are you inclining towards? Let me tell you something, for generic game designing stuff many times the basic generic things can be rather welcome. If you wanna be something like a kinda loner indie game dev, well that can be surprisingly challenging imo. Many times it's better to collaborate with some other people. Tomb Raider Legend is a pretty excellent video game, if you have inclination towards such games, then you should be able to find some oppertunities to create such games. There are lots of great stuff for game devs nowadays. In case of a Tomb Raider style game I would say one of the surprisingly big challenges is to figure out the main character. Lara Croft is an excellent heroine and her stories and settings provide good action-adventure games. I suppose you know what are the 3+1 prime elements that make up such games. 1. action sequences (fighting parts), 2. traverse&jump parts, 3. puzzle challenges, and the +1 is the dramaturgie of the story and the character. For me usually making the main character come alive is one of the hardest parts. Making her look decent and fluent. And figuring out what can make her unique and admirable. What type of moves and abilities she should have, what kind of charisma and aura she should possess. And of course one should achieve a good 3d model that is good to work with in the 3d editors. What I like to think of next is what she will face. What type of terrain, what type of oppenents would she face. I tend to think of this as a more fun part usually, since it usually takes a lot of testing and trying out different challenges, and usually I kinda like doing that. Once these two parts are done you are done with the prime base pillars of the game. it can take some time though. And then comes the 3rd part, where one creates the timelines and solidifies the main objectives and the main stories, and prolly also the main conversation parts. well anyway I'm not here to write down all the things about such things, I'm not an expert. But if you have some questions about some this and that, then feel free to ask me about them. I am Hungarian by the way, so English is not my native language, but that shouldn't be a problem.

I like it when you jump and shoot

Yaay cam! 😊

Never knew you could jump kick them! Thought that was only introduced in Underworld. *mind blown*

I knew it was Little Nighmares™ !!!

Woohoo! Go get 'em. Can't wait for the messy bits!

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