Texturing a Pilot Helmet in Substance Painter | English Narrated

[@JasonAdank]

Your substance tutorials and workflow is really cool, thanks for posting this! Id love it if you took on texturing up a WW2 fighter aircraft or something like that :)

[@MCCDEMON]

Fantastic. Thanks!

[@robertocassettari198]

Nice.I have one question.....did you increased texel density in blender or did you use default texel density??????

[@zohahs5276]

Nice one did you model that helmet as well please do a modelling tutorial on that thanks.

[@damocles5047]

Thank you for the lesson. Do you plan on making a very simple painting like on a rock or something like that? I cannot grasp or put some basics together for example.

[@MiladKambariTutorials]

Yeah sure, I'll add it to the list

[@The9PointStar]

Great! subscribed

[@FireXss]

Can you also show how do you pack these Udims with proper Texel Density

[@MiladKambariTutorials]

In the future i'll make some videos about how to pack udims with keeping texel density in overall

[@FireXss]

@@MiladKambariTutorials thanks for the reply because no one in youtube cover this properly and they don’t even show how to pack them in multiple tiles it will be appreciated sir

[@uzairbukhari99]

​@@MiladKambariTutorialsNice Im also waiting for such tutorial. Hope it's in the near future

[@ario6819]

I lvoed it thank you. Mamnun bro

[@jerryfrickjr]

Wonderful!

[@aliaghamalizadeh]

Great👍

[@antocherian5459]

is there any reason why u put blue and brown cv s?

[@MaDmonkey3311]

Thats the small details that are not so visible but in the end it will add really amazing look, cuz stacked details and effects makes the model stand out

[@aliaghamalizadeh]

kash nahve sakht parche pooside ro ham bezarid mamnoon

[@zhengyulin7964]

Hey can you please do a tutorial explaining the blending modes and what they do exactly in substance painter? I have been looking for tutorials online and they are a bit confusing!

[@jaspertidigu6090]

Try Adobe's channel

[@pawnix4122]

The second you changed the metal value to anything other than the binary 0 or 1, I have to stop. You are no longer physically based and that defeats the point of PBR rendering.

[@MiladKambariTutorials]

Yeah for metallic you should pick 0 or 1, this is the rule. But the rule is for breaking. the result that you get is more important than any theory. As far as getting the look that i want I'm ok with that. If you insist on keeping value 0 or 1 It's your opinion and i respect that.

[@pawnix4122]

@@MiladKambariTutorials 100%. Your final render looks really good and I am happy you made this tutorial. I am just a real stick for keeping to the rules.

[@TysonBrazilleYHWH]

Lol, not a tutorial just a demonstration 😂

[@MiladKambariTutorials]

:))

[@ConraDargo]

Really cool end result! I just wish that I could remember AND actually understand even half of what you were doing here 😂🥲