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“ Best learning experience i've ever had, the stuff i learned in the class propelled me as an artist,3d coat changed my workflow and allowed me to do 3d sketching which really improved the speed and quality of my art in general! Also Jama gave great tips on picking up girls!” - David Tilton. Would've given 10/10, but he doesn't break-dance anymore, so 2/10 smile emoticon” - Huy Chau "Completely convinced and changed the style, workflow, and quality of my work. Even if you're starting out, you'll benefit from what is taught in the long run" - Calina Sparhawk Jama shows the potential of his ingenious way of 3D sketching for concepting. "An excellent course that showed you don't have to know 3D to do 3D.
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He is very good at showing new ways to tackle projects and how to maintain an competitive edge in the industry.” - Field Leisner Also 3D COAT FTW UNINSTALL EVERYTHING ELSE BUT PHOTOSHOP!" - Adam Ybarra Learned not just a new program but a new way to program my brain to think about problems and how to solve them. I had a blast during these weeks and I can't wait for the next semester. It's crazy the amount of time that he shared with us during his free time. On top of that, Jama is one of the nicest guy that I met. I never used 3D coat before and that class blow me away because it's not just about the software, it's about the mindset and how to use these tools to bring concept to life. He uses every possible tool in the best way. Sandpaper for sanding the layers of varnish if required. Soft sponge/cloth to wipe away excess glue. Brush - a special decoupage or paint brush to carefully apply the glue. Use a really sharp blade with your craft knife as blunt ones can tear the paper. Jama is an innovative concept artist, a real wizard. Craft knife to cut out detail and intricate areas. This class helped me to answer all of these questions. At first, I didn't really understand why he was using 3D. I can't tell you my excitement when I discovered that he will be one of the learnsquared's mentors.
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Thanks for the video, but I watched it before. Is there any way to just import and apply the painted textures in one step? Could I export the CC character with 3dxchange pro (not the Pipeline version) as obj, paint the texture in 3doat, reimport the obj into CC and reintroduce the moprhs/bones so that I could still pose the character? Just as a more convenient way to apply the textuers. _metalness and I don't know which to merge or how to deal with it. I can export the metalness but I'm not sure to which layer I should apply it. My model in 3dcoat has only layers named. and use it for specularity.But it's not exactly the same degree of reflection/metalness I created in coat3d. Affinity Designer Tutorials, Brushes, Textures and Vector Packs for. In this part of the tutorial, you are introduced to the basics of Spline. file, it has no effect when I export as png. Texture painters, 3D artists, and TSs alike can make use of Affinitys modern. Take this awesome training on 3D-Coat which is a commercial digital sculpting. If I export the specularity, ist just an empty psd. Thanks I don't know which of the exported textures I'm supposed to use.
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