@SleepRelaxingBed
Thank you so much for these videos! I wouldn't have been able to make my last two sceneries without your tutorials, and I can't wait to add PBR to my next project!
@ssemmartin
Amazing tutorial. I´ve seen it many many times. This is the most complicated I guess. Is there any chance to make a tutorial about texturing with glasses and another with curves? Thanks a lot.
@Back2TheBike
Really helpful thanks. Have you done anything on simple animations for X-Plane for newbies? Say, a wheel rotating on a truck?
@andreamariani446
Thank you so much!!This is what I was looking for a long time...thanks for your tutorials!!...I have a question for you...what to do to eliminate the shiny effect on rounded shaped materials??I created a bump nearby to my hangar...but it's too shiny!!
@tistar52
Thanks for this great video, I just need to texturize in Substance Painter some instruments for a cockpit in X plane I have only one texture and more objects for example one or two circles and 1 or 2 needles my difficulty is selecting a part of the texture to apply to the single object, could you mention your workflow if you can, thanks in any case.
@globalflyer6135
Hello, thanks for the video. Would you be willing to freelance texturing an iconic terminal building that is already modeled ? Would be much appreciated. Please let me know I’ll email you more details
@tistar52
Hello, and thanks again for the tutorials on Xplane and Substance Painter, remember that I had asked you for a video on how to proceed to obtain png and normal textures on cockpit instrument objects already animated in Blender, well to set an airspeed correctly I followed the tutorial that I send you, even if the result does not satisfy me, I think I should also improve the level of the indicator needle, also for the instrument and for the needle I did not use the triplanar, if you want let's keep in touch. Thanks for your attention. https://youtu.be/5nryTBWp-Xc?list=PLT92Op91eW6myugkvjNe_KU-BnbABipJw
@margaritagerlach
Promo*SM 😄
@1984Punx