Retro PS1 Inspired Texturing & Modeling Tutorial | Blender and Substance Painter

[@PixelPerfect_Dev]

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[@ScientistHL]

This is really well done! Good work, and thank you for sharing!

[@PixelPerfect_Dev]

Thank you kindly, hope you found it useful! :D

[@ObsydianX]

I would export from PS as a PNG. JPG will introduce compression artifacts you can’t predict.

[@PixelPerfect_Dev]

Yes that is true, PNG is the better alternative for projects if it's something you will continuously work on! Should have pointed it out in the video :)

[@chimz8057]

Queston: At the start when you had the desk walls that you wanted to give thickness to, was there a special reason that you used the Solidify modier instead of extruding faces along normals?

[@PixelPerfect_Dev]

No in this case I could have extruded along normals as well and gotten the same result, but I try to keep a habit of using the solidify modifier since it's non-destructive and you have a lot more control in changing it as you go compared to extruding it for most other times :)

[@tameranian]

lovely

[@PixelPerfect_Dev]

Thank you kindly!

[@anddy9892]

discord link is dead

[@PixelPerfect_Dev]

Ah dang it, here is a new link! Thanks for letting me know! discord.gg/5UHqTrV648

[@dushdy7160]

wish substance painter wasn't that expensive T_T;

[@shibworth]

🏴‍☠️

[@PixelPerfect_Dev]

Agreed it is on the expensive side :/