Vintage Radio | Game asset | Autodesk Maya + Substance Painter

In this video I 3D model a vintage radio. The modelling was done using Autodesk Maya and textures were made in Substance Painter.
Let me know in the comments what I should make next, and don't forget to subscribe to the channel to see more weekly 3D content!
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[@kathatch6357]

This is awesome! Love your channel

[@polyrendr]

Thanks!

[@nvishnukumarn6347]

HAI SIR NICE WORK HOW MANY YEARS OF WORKING MAYA AND SUBSTANCE

[@polyrendr]

Thanks! About 7-8 years now.

[@emaeshka]

Hi. very cool video. i like your youtube channel and signed up) i hope very soon you will have many subscribers who like modeling in maya. Can I learn from your videos how after texturing in Substance Painter to render in Maya. how to apply textures and make a nice picture. Thank you

[@polyrendr]

Thank you! I really appreciate the kind words and thank you for the support. I will definitely be making more videos in the future where I bring the models back into Maya to link up textures and render out an image. Stay tuned!

[@karthikdikshit1339]

What is material you used for grill texture? Thanks

[@polyrendr]

Its called "Metal Perforated Dots" - also changed the shader to alpha blending so I could add an opacity channel to it.

[@notdevdath]

could you please send me the metric scale texture of the radio you applied in 14:09 ?

[@polyrendr]

I unfortunately don't have the texture with me, but all I did was google an old radio dial/scale texture and then brought it into photoshop to quickly remove the background and turn it into a texture I can bring into Substance. For example here a google image search and I think I found a similar image to the one I used in the video. I hope this helps! :) www.google.com/search?q=old+radio+dial+texture&rlz=1C1CHBF_enCA995CA995&sxsrf=AJOqlzVmjaaJBTNN_1AIeZBZ9UWO2eWvcw:1674135307727&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjRpMqC4NP8AhUzrYkEHRnRBRgQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1920&bih=975&dpr=1#imgrc=FN_NFvUxFBg54M

[@notdevdath]

@@polyrendr how do I turn this image into a texture? I don't have that kind of knowledge

[@polyrendr]

@@notdevdath No worries, luckily Im planning on making a video about textures/decals soon so keep an eye out! In the mean time, the quickest way is by saving the image as JPG or PNG then dragging it into the scene and importing it as a texture. Then make a new layer, and using the Projection tool you can paste that image directly onto your mesh. I do these exact steps in the video right after I bring in the image.

[@clashclans4200]

Stencil image please?

[@polyrendr]

Stencil for the cutout holes?