Mastering details in Blender - trim sheets tutorial

[@chadyonfire7878]

bro you re providing profetional tutorials , that's what the blender community needs to step up the crappy popular work we see all the time . thx

[@hbitproject]

Thank you mate! I'm glad they 're being helpful. I'm really trying to make content that makes your time spent here actually worth it.

[@hasanlamaa6529]

I couldn't have started the project I'm currently working on without this great series you made about temples, this video is the cherry on top

[@hbitproject]

I'm happy to hear that you found my videos useful! 🙂🙏

[@TEPMOBETEP]

I'm actualy have some ideas too and your videos are so in time for that it is like blessing. Very helpfull and motivating, wish you make big on youtube!!

[@hbitproject]

Thank you mate! It would be interesting if you could all share your results back 👍🔥

[@derivepi6930]

Tying the detail_amount variable to the "Camera Data Node - View Distance" - genius. I need to up my Blender game - thank you

[@BalaAnimationStudios]

You are a real gem to the blender community, i have been following you for a while, you deserve million subscribers

[@hbitproject]

Thank you 😊 I'm glad you like the content!

[@Mranshumansinghr]

Wow! you are the master of Blender modelling. I have downloaded your videos and I watch them from time to time. Thank you for sharing this.

[@harpoonlobotomy]

I'm quite new to Blender and I think I've just reached the point where I can understand this tutorial. Beautiful work, excellently explained. Thank you for sharing this.

[@jermesastudio]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. It has been very helpful for my commercial projects.

[@trevorsoh2130]

This is brilliant! Wish blender had an automatic ‘fit pattern/array to other object size / shape’ but until then these steps will be super useful :)

[@Anubis7169]

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[@gabrielegagliardi3956]

Trim Sheets and Decals videos in Blender are basically 0, there is something from ponte/josh gambrell but it's "only' hard surfaces, so the sculpting "ornament" part is absent. Really appreciated man, subscribed, keep up the good work.

[@hbitproject]

Yes that's quite true. I'm glad you liked it and thank for your support! 👍

[@MrSunamo]

This is a really well done video, thanks for the tips!

[@leothiery]

Very precise and usefull, definitly deserve more visibility dude, your stuff is awesome !

[@hbitproject]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate it! 🙂

[@brayandelmee2989]

Hello sir, this is amazing !!! Any insight on creating tileable mesh or sculpts ? :)

[@lomaasama2269]

This is very cool, thank you very much

[@НатальяТимошенко-ф5и]

Man, you're GOAT

[@BryanKolb]

This is fantastic! Have you tried enabling experimental Cycles features and setting your subdivision modifier to automatically scale with view distance? Might help you skip a few steps here.

[@hbitproject]

Hello and thank you! I tried adaptive a few times and it's amazing. I just find it as bit unstable at times but I will definitely experiment a bit more with it!

[@michaeljburt]

Oh man. This video is a gold mine of information. Thank you!

[@MrKezives]

Amazing! 🤩🙏

[@ibrahimakca8628]

bu görüntüdeki kaliteyi sketcup kullanarak yapsam yani modeli tam çıkartırım fakat bu ışık detaylarını ue5 de göstermek mümkünmü

[@Dracke1992]

Really helpful. I like how you give an insight to your workflow instead of doing a step by step tutorial where one sees things we all know already for the hundreds time. You are doing it just perfectly!

[@ChillieGaming]

The tutorial is nice but you already had the mesh which is kind of tileable I would like to see you do some complex kinda ornament and do them in trim sheet

[@Beware...OblivionIsAtHand]

One question: how are you able to see a baked preview screen of your texture? Is this some new feature of Substance Painter?

[@nautiaseptimus6912]

Could you create a tutorial on how to make those small details step by step?

[@BkC-MajoR]

wow thanks

[@stathiszoulakis9599]

hi this video is rly helpfull do you have a tutorial on how to sculpt the decorations?

[@Inconvenient_NPC]

Wait... we can make trim sheets in blender? 😳😳😳

[@jokkesimppelisata]

Awesome tutorial, thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@etienne4081]

4:16 how do you even model patterns like this and make them tileable ? Are there tutorials for this ?

[@paulatreides1354]

How does it works with archs :) ?

[@rbettsx]

Clear, detailed yet concise, to the point. Great stuff. Two things you might want to have a look at, for this one.. 1: AOV outputs/passes, for making the workflow entirely inside Blender a bit slicker? I don't know whether you considered that option, when in other comments, you were suggesting that Blender was much trickier than Substance Painter.. (Although, agreed, it isn't purpose-built) 2: You might have your own reasons to reject Cycles Adaptive Subdivision, as opposed to rolling-your-own LOD drivers.. curious about that.. what those might be.

[@octaviordz9160]

Excuseme, amazing tutorial, one question do. You have a tutorial about how to create those patterns even the classic rock tileable content in the trimsheets and tiles please

[@UnseenBlade]

Best channel on ornamental arhitecture on YT for sure

[@a.miroshin]

Super!

[@FilmSpook]

Pure Gold, many thanks my Friend!! :)

[@TEPMOBETEP]

Have no time to watch yet, put preview looks and sounds juicy

[@garvamatic]

mind blowing, thank you so much for so many smart steps

[@elfincredible9002]

Thanks so much. You earned a new subscriber.

[@danfabish]

Thank you for this video! I have struggled so much with trim sheets because all other tutorials are so complicated. Great work (Although jealous of your substance painter subscription 😂😂)

[@PawOoo]

this is the top-tier tutorial, I love this. pls keep it up.

[@jacobvsp7244]

Could you create a tutorial on how to make those small details step by step?

[@thebasemesh]

Fantastic tutorial, learnt a tonne in a short video. Thank you!

[@polynormal4038]

Very nice! I really enjoyed this, thanks!

[@igorkirdeika4765]

Hello, Thanks for the video. I still can't understand some aspects of it and if somebody could explain it to me I'd be very thankful. I'm not sure either if that is all Unreal Engine 5 instead Blender. If we have nanite with infinite geo, why to take all this modular work instead import directly the highpoli there and throw a PBR texture over it like a quixel material? Cause if you count the time you need to create it, open this UVs, map this accordingly, generate all trims, tile it propperly... versus use a triplanar map over a high geo. I mean, the question is: The use of trim sheet still is valid in a nanite generation? Another question is, the point of a trim sheet is to improve performance only?

[@hbitproject]

Hello, that's a very valid question. I haven't still explored UE5 and nanite to really tell you performance-wise (but also in that case you probably may want to keep memory for other more relevant stuff in your scene). I guess that if you still want to render with a path tracing engine (like cycles), you cannot escape the need for optimization. Plus, with trim sheets you get something which is very flexible and re-usable/easy to adjust or improve (think about what would mean wanting to switch some details around when you have hundreds of them physically in the scene). Building a library of trims may be a long process at the beginning but in exchange you get something that can be virtually used anywhere. I will gladly listen to what UE experts have to say about this topic!

[@analopes9216]

Hi! I was trying to use some of your material in Unreal Engine 5 to a personal project (the greek column), but when I import it, it comes to my library in many pieces. I do not know Blender very well but when I try to group everything you done, my Blender do not allow me. Can you help me, please? Thank you.

[@hbitproject]

Hello, I'm not sure I understood your problem. Could you share a screenshot?

[@salmansaleem7910]

KEEP UPLOADING SUCH STUFF

[@mikaelzakan1929]

I know you’re quite busy creating a tutorial, but would you consider creating an Egyptian column as seen in the paintings: Departure of the Israelites by David Roberts and seventh plague of Egypt by John Martin?

[@junk1000junk]

very nice, but can you bake the maps inside Blender without using substance painter?

[@hbitproject]

Yes you can; it's a bit harder though

[@VIII_Art]

This is amazing!!!! thank youuu!!

[@Aldebaran80]

this channel is gold!

[@balajidhamotharan6543]

amazing tutorial thanks bro💯

[@mazenyasser4520]

Classy tutorial, thanks.

[@MrWannabeartist]

Substance painter is no good for Linux users. Blender as open source is.

[@hbitproject]

I'm sorry to hear that. You can bake directly into Blender as well, though it is a lot less user friendly and efficient 👍

[@thamerxd3510]

Master piece

[@xasanboynuriddinov60]

Super 👍👍👍

[@meggasorusrex4071]

FUCKING GENIUS!