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Super nice, exactly what I was looking for, thx!

Thankyou

height maps == depth maps? what?

thank you!

thank you. it is still incredible how such a huge feature still hasn't received the polish it would need in ue!

This is simply *brilliant*, it's so simple but so brilliant :O Three dimensions, three colors channels, then using a color to represent an angle, it's just genius omg

You just helped solve a problem I had where I couldn't turn snapping off. Cheers!

Nice video. Normal map generator can't generate nothing from the colored texture because it's not how it works. It can generate normals from height map..

also from my side: THANK YOU. this issue was drivin me active agressive with my modular kit......

THANK YOU

Thank your vedio really helpful for me 😊

My goodness, thank you so much for this video. Short, simple, and straight to the point!

Thank you so much for explaining and demonstrating the Vertex Normals. The Copy and Paste Vertex Normals is something I've been looking for and I'm glad I've came across this video! You're a legend!

most based video ever watched

Thank you so much ? very usful tutorial woth great explanation!!

Great tutorial

What diff between this and gaussian splat.

great explanation

good video and thanks for that reference image

Thhis is super helpful. I cant believe this is so hard in Unreal (coming from unity where its so easy). My problem is thay currently im working in UEFN (For fortnite) and cant see any similar settgings :-/ Do yo know if they exist? edit: Just tried the hiding all technique and that works - such a silly thing to have to do though

why would you wana have it on right click, its stupid, you want right for move.

So many good tips, thank you.I love the mel buttons.

Amazing video mate, good voice quality, relaxing music and really well explained all with some tips.

Thank you so much for explaining this is in such a thorough way. I think this may cure my headache.❤‍🩹

thanks x

Only one question left: Isn't pixel art exclusively used in to make 2D graphics? And aren't normal maps exclusively used to make 3D surfaces? In other words, what are pixel art normal maps used for? Can they be used to add a depth effect to 2D retro games like Super Mario Bros?

Oh damn!!! I've messed around with normal maps before but never quite understood how they work, thank you for this tutorial!

Awesome

This is a good example of small channels sometimes having the best content. For 1 year, I didn't understand how to make normal maps or even how they work and why do they look like complicated polarized glasses, but this video made made me understand everything about normal maps I ever wished and even more!

Can you share the pixel art, the normal map and specular map if possible? I want to try it in opengl...

OMG, the best normal map explanation I've ever seen... working on TechArtist position for 2 years.

Truly thank you, kind sir, thank you so much! really complete and comprehensible, very helpful! thank you again and have a nice day

The ONLY video that subpixel and antialias makes sense for me, thanks for all useful tips! Super helpful!

i much prefer right click coming from blender 2.6 but they broke it so you cant lasso select if you change it to be the right click select. youll have to press the lasso icon like some monkey instead of just holding ctrl like in 2.79

Hey, can I ask you, do you still have the source code for that tool? Would be nice to see how it's done.

By any chance is there a process name or plugin that does the Normalize feature that your program uses. Because this is an insanely useful tool for video game modding and squeezing out additional details in DXT5 compressed normals for Valve games.

This was so useful . First time i fully understood anti aliasing. Also now i know how to proper do sub pixel animation. Thx so much

I just quit using openmvs and meshlab to reconstruct large scale scene......

There is a troube when I using a dataset including 150 images to reconstruct the model, is there any other way to deal with the mask all? I've tried some wibesites to do this, but the AI remove bg always goes wrong. forgive my poor ENG. Looking forward to your reply.

The tutorial really helps me a lot.

thanks, i've been wondering how people can get such smooth looking pixel animations

What if instead of setting the blue channel to flat fill during the combining of 4 images, you used the height map itself for representing blueness? After all, blue is representing how the shape is lit perpendicularly, so the convex shapes will be lit more on their flat top rather than near the angled base.

weird we're discussing subpixel on a square grid LCD display instead of on a CRT where it you literally see the movement due to phosphor grid.

can you update the scripts for maya 2022 or greater please :((

I wasn't looking for this specific but I was looking for a very sharp way to make normal maps for some scifi armor, and this tutorial apply perfectly, and so does the tool.

Yeah, but what do you do with pixel art normal maps?

coooool but could i ask how?

I came from 3ds max and used the Edit Normal modifier to perform this. But I never quite figured out how to do it in its most basic form in Maya - I've been relying on Transfer Attributes to grab normals from one mesh to another, or using migNormalTools. I finally discovered how to manually twizzle a single vertex normal in any random angle I please in Maya. I probably hardly ever will but still very interesting to know after so many years of just hacking it.

I can't seem to get Colmap to really work, I have 64 images and it gets through 41, makes 1400 points and then just throws a error "No good initial image pair found." Even though I have multiple photo's of the object, from different sides and distances. And the 1400 points it did make, don't resemble my images at all.

Thank you so much!