Yes that would work, that's is a great idea! Didn't even think about it 😆

Around 8 years.

Absolutely.

A bicycle is on my list! Planning to make one sooner than later 👀

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Thank you :) I'll make a note of it!

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Thank you, and no they are only available through my Patreon page.

Yes I did UV it. I go over the UV's in the YT video which is available on my channel. Real-time video which includes the full UV mapping process is available on my Patreon :)

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Thank you! :D I'm happy to hear that, and I appreciate the comment!

This was rendered straight out of Substance Painter.

It really depends on the asset. Sometimes SubD is fine if its not too crazy. It can help also showing a breakdown of the asset and/or any information along with it like poly count, sub D levels, etc. I personally think if you already have two retypo assets on there, adding a sub D model would be totally fine. It might also help because it shows a bit of diversity in your asset creation, so I think its a good idea 👍

@@polyrendr thank you sir

I used texture sets, so I assigned a material to each set (group) and then when you export the objects the materials export along with them. When you import it to Substance painter they show in the Texture Set List.

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The more the better.

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Each UV set has it own material applied to it, so they aren't technically stacked on top of each other.

@@polyrendr The ladder legs share the same material but you're saying you stacked those to save space. Did you move any UV's that share the same space, out of the 0 to 1 like to the left or right? TY for the reply.

@@1airdrummer No I didn't, they are all in the 0 to 1 space. I didnt use UDIMS, I used texture sets.

Sorry I don't use marmoset!

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Thank you! I'm basically a 3D generalist at work but I would probably say hard surface modelling/texturing.

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Hey there! No unfortunately it's not. This was done before I started uploading real-time videos.

@@polyrendr ok np. Thanks for responding!

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Thanks! You're right the guillotine was technically invented during the French revolution but you could argue the concept was "invented" in earlier times. For example The Halifax gibbet was invented around the middle of the 16th century and was basically the same thing. However the blade wasn't angled like the typical guillotine you see in movies or like it was in France. I'm no historian, and honestly the main reason why its titled "Medieval" is because most people think of the medieval times when thinking of these types of executon devices. What a crazy time to be alive 😆

​@@polyrendryes, and guillotine is named after French doctor Joseph Guillotin (1738-1814)

You can! Just keep on practicing

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Thanks man! Much appreciated. I agree, need more spooky models lol

Yes. These are so great

i think he not using low poly its high poly model

Yes there was only 1 mesh used in this video.

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