Substance Painter Tutorial – Model Preparation 01: UV Mapping and Texel Density | Adobe Substance 3D

In this video we discuss UV mapping and texel density in regards to maximizing texture resolution.

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Substance Painter Tutorial – Model Preparation 01: UV Mapping and Texel Density | Adobe Substance 3D

[d-tischler]

Ive seen so many tutorials about uv mapping but this one is the best. You can´t explain it better. I understand a lot more now. Thanks again !

[xRaptorx]

Wow. This is the UV mapping explanation I've always been looking for. You explain things so perfectly, thank you for this.

[marty_yyz]

At 12:47, for Maya 2019 users, the "layout" menu can be found in the "Modify" palette. Autodesk Updates "Unfold 3D" functionality to replace the "Legacy" UV layout, which (maybe) comes pretty handy.

[rossdanielart]

At first I thought it was a matter of modeling in Maya and just exporting to Substance without worrying about UV or anything texture related since substance would automatically take care of the UV part.

Finally a clear, and deliberate attempt at being concise about this topic. I searched all over and now I'm getting the rational behind UV mapping! Thanks!

[mazenezou]

i'm using 3ds max and always get confused in UVs, but you just made it easier, you guys rock.

[Ahatcho]

Ctrl + A followed by Ctrl P for Blender users to pack uvs according to object size as he did here in maya using that uv window.

[rodolforubens]

The new maya's uv toolkit makes even easier to unwrap, before I was using nightshade uv but now I only use uv toolkit and it rocks! Thanks for this btw, very informative.

[ToreyD]

= Mind Blown! I have been working with Maya for years and you just gave me such a Pro Tip! Thanks so much!!

[Darkshot_]

Man love your voice (it's similar like Andrew Kramer also) & the way you explain stuff! So keen & provide in-depth info always!
This is very important topic you've covered which most people don't know of.
I followed all Designer tuts already so now doing the same with Painter.
Anyway, thank you & keep up the great work :)

[Cookieforya]

This course is such a blessing, love you guys!

[larylich]

3D Coat has a great UV function for unwrapping. You can draw in the seams you want and is great for creating uniform texel density. Alternatively, UVDelux is a great Maya script that makes manipulating UVs more intuitive.

[bs_art]

This is a great tutorial. Best on UV mapping I’ve seen. Thanks for all yall’s free educational content.

[taylorsweeney]

Awesome tutorial, So helpful and detailed, Thanks Heaps!

[seanmclaughlin]

If you’re watching this in 2019 maya now has a button that equalises the texal density automatically.

[gutibokeron]

This issue is more important than it looks like! :D

[dannybee]

Great job with the explanation. He teaches a lot better than my professor, at a school I will not mention. lol.

[lockenessmotorsports]

Outstanding video helped me out tons, thanks for this :)

[soirema]

Ooh ! So that's why I had low res textures with 4k xD great tutorial!

[mustafasalah]

searching for a tutorial about UVs and didn't find a one like that ❤

[valeriatraverso]

This is really a good tutorial, good job m8, you explain very good