[Plugin] [$] Artisan (1.2.3) - Feb 28, 2014
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I believe these capabilities will put SU into a whole new level of excellence.
SU is great program by itself, but the plugins by you masters are what give the real power to SU.
Many thanks (to you all)
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I gotta agree with everyone. February 28th seems so far away!
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Well done Dale! The demo Pete gave at Basecamp has had me curious ever since...can't wait to take it for a whirl!!
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wow i cant wait..
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Thought we'd see something from you sooner or later, Pete...NICE!
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excellent!!!
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Looks great!
@jenujacob said:
is there any enhancement in the UV mapping area???
I am wondering this too?
Also is it possible to revert back to the "proxy" for further editing or is the subsmooth final?Last, Maya have a Artisan tool since long. Just hoping there won't be any name conflicts with Autodesk...
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There's no uv mapping features. There's a paint brush tool that acts much the same as PS though without feathering.
As for reverting to proxy, if you group the proxy before smoothing as with SDS1, you can continue to work on proxy.
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Ok, thanks.
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@pixero said:
Last, Maya have a Artisan tool since long. Just hoping there won't be any name conflicts with Autodesk...
hmmm....that's interesting. Did not know that....
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It's called 'Maya Artisan', this is just 'Artisan', I see no conflict.
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@unknownuser said:
There's no uv mapping features. There's a paint brush tool that acts much the same as PS though without feathering.
u mean it allows to paint textures directly onto the surface?
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Artisan paint brush.
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what the hell is that? I want it...
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can i pay upfront?does this work only of SDS'ed surfaces? or will it work on any surface made with SU? say for example a sphere or cylinder??????
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@jenujacob said:
can i pay upfront?does this work only of SDS'ed surfaces? or will it work on any surface made with SU? say for example a sphere or cylinder??????
It does work with any SU surface including a sphere or cylinder. However, I don't want to deceive you, it only does planar projection mapping. But...it still can be a huge timesaver for texturing curved surfaces.
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@whaat said:
However, I don't want to deceive you, it only does planar projection mapping. But...it still can be a huge timesaver for texturing curved surfaces.
Planar projection in what direction? View or surface normal? Or other? Its a little hard to see in Solo's gif above.
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@pixero said:
Planar projection in what direction? View or surface normal? Or other? Its a little hard to see in Solo's gif above.
i bet its surface normal.. its gotta be!!
Whaat,
thanks for this.. this is goin to be a huge time saver as u put it.
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