Best Software For UV Mapping

[@c0nsumption]

Thank you for all your hard work bud 🙏🏽 You’re always there with all kinds of information to help us who can’t afford a proper education in 3D. Legit bro, blessings.

[@Animotions01]

I will NOT be truly impressed with AI until it can UV map any model by request

[@EightNineOne]

Ministry of flat is the closest you’ll get to it, it’s pretty damn great.

[@spacep0d]

I loved Headus UV Layout before 2017, but I needed FBX support and retained material IDs, with the ability to import higher poly meshes. Rizom UV is my choice for that.

[@definitelynotethancross]

I’m eating chicken nuggets while watching this

[@kavilpparwar4956]

I envy you :(

[@fingfufar9878]

Hell yeah

[@cs1045]

You ain't gonna share?

[@definitelynotethancross]

@@cs1045 sure🍗

[@MAJmufin]

Rizom UV is the best hands down.

[@RegaleFornitori]

there is no learning path...is not possible to learn this software for those have no experience in mapping pratices...

[@mog955]

Where the animation at 0:13 came from? Can I do it with one of these software?

[@EightNineOne]

I wish modo and 3D coat were in this list, as they’re both incredible at UVs.

[@FictionCautious]

Modo magic.

[@NUCLEARARMAMENT]

I do like Modo! Never figured it was a star at UVs till now.

[@EightNineOne]

@@NUCLEARARMAMENT Yeah, it's by FAR the best non-dedicated UV tool. Same goes for retopology. I don't have much first hand with Rizom, but I've heard it's as or nearly as good.

[@Gelonyrum]

3:35 "Haha benis :DDDDD" time) P.S. UV Layot and Blender with UV Packmaster addon is my choice. I use UV Layour only to Relax and make some Quad UV layers for some meshes the rest I make in Blender. Blender also has Bridge addon for it to avoid messing with export\import meshes.

[@Willopo100]

Rizom wins everytime

[@Webbutveckling1]

Does anyone know if headus UVLayout can import fbx? Or can it only import obj ?

[@SferyMoudrosti]

I just discovered this software, and I want to ask if there is a software with a free license, or if it is similar, there are also addons for blender 03:16

[@salomon_gutierrez]

Odd that the list didn't include 3D Coat, we know your channel is quite aware of its capabilities. Perhaps you we tackling single-purpose software in this list this time. Good info as always tho, thanks!

[@skrolreapr]

does 3d coat have a legit flattening system for UVS? I use it for cutting seams and unwrapping, but for flattening I dont find it very robust

[@salomon_gutierrez]

@@skrolreapr I am unaware of this. I will take a look and see. Thanks for pointing it out.

[@FictionCautious]

The best uv mapping solution is already included in your favorite 3d dcc software that you are using right now.

[@EightNineOne]

I see what you did there. *doffs cap*

[@meowmoew382]

Damn i need dat😼

[@mrxcs]

I use Blender + add-ons (Zen UV and UVPackmaster)

[@ghoze574]

uvpackmaster's smaller free brother is UV-packer

[@NUCLEARARMAMENT]

RizomUV is the best hands down, it used to be UVLayout, which is still not that bad though UI-wise it's a bit of a joke. Roadkill (inside of Maya and other Autodesk programs) wasn't too bad either.

[@XiDingArt]

too bad, 35 EUR per month is a ridiculous price for individual artists...

[@erikals]

@@XiDingArt it has perpetual for indie artists, just not mentioned in this video.

[@NicCrimson]

Idk Blender UV tools seems good enough for me. I don't think the other programs are necessary.

[@tulebox]

Uh, no thanks. Not gonna pay $400/year for subscription based software. I guess you forgot to mention that.

[@RizomUV]

149 euros for a RizomUV perpetual Indie license

[@firekernelcom]

@@RizomUV he probably talk about Uvlayout wich is 400$+ and as far as i understand after you buy you need to waiting usb dongle to use it, if it tru then good luck to this dev.