Title: Strategies for UV Mapping Organic Models by Richard Yot
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In this detailed tutorial you will learn how to unwrap a complex organic mesh of a human model from start to finish, and explore several strategies for dealing with the typical problems you might encounter with UV mapping a complex organic model.
After watching the training you should have the skills to unwrap any organic mesh, regardless of its complexity, and have a much clearer idea of the best way to tackle challenging unwraps.
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4 comments on “Strategies for UV Mapping Organic Models by Richard Yot”
Strategies for UV Mapping Organic Models by Richard Yot
I don’t use MODO…
No one uses that shit. It’s almost as bad as blender.
And? You don’t have to have MODO to understand and follow these “Strategies for UV Mapping”. If you know how to use your favorite uv editor, you should be able to transfer the ideas behind this tutorial to your personal workflow.
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Strategies for UV Mapping Organic Models by Richard Yot
I don’t use MODO…
No one uses that shit. It’s almost as bad as blender.
And? You don’t have to have MODO to understand and follow these “Strategies for UV Mapping”. If you know how to use your favorite uv editor, you should be able to transfer the ideas behind this tutorial to your personal workflow.