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Texturing software for old pc

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Yash987654321, Mar 8, 2015.

  1. Yash987654321

    Yash987654321

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    Hello I have a old PC 1GB Ram 128MB Intel 82459G Express and Intel Pentium 2GHz 2 cores. I can unity fine leaving shadows and image effect I can also do modeling using blender my main problem is texturing. Blender cannot export textures like mudbox. I want a texturing software like mudbox which can run on my PC. thanks
     
    Yash987654321, Mar 8, 2015
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  2. Yash987654321

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    Hello Anyone. Do you all have planned holiday on a same day
     
    Yash987654321, Mar 9, 2015
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  3. MrSkyhenge

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    Gimp would most likely work fairly well on an older, low power PC...or you could do a Google/Bing/whatever search and do more detailed research for other alternatives. There are a lot of useful resources out there like this one.

    Just my $0.02...
     
    MrSkyhenge, Mar 9, 2015
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  4. Ryiah

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    Ryiah, Mar 9, 2015
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  5. Yash987654321

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    Thanks but I have one more question would it also easily enable to edit UVs like Maya UV Editor as U am very bad at UV in blender
     
    Yash987654321, Mar 9, 2015
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    Yash987654321, Mar 9, 2015
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  7. MrSkyhenge

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    Unfortunately I'm not familiar with Maya, but looking at some Maya UV-related resources it looks like Ryiah's Blender UV tutorial link in this thread is similar to Maya's UV tools, or you could grab something like Ultimate Unwrap (which I love...I've been using it since my TGE days). Ultimately I can't make the decision for you, so I would do some research on "Maya UV alternatives" or "Mudbox alternatives", choose what best fits your needs, then hunker down and learn the toolset.

    Practice makes perfect, right?
     
    MrSkyhenge, Mar 9, 2015
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  8. Yash987654321

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    Um Mayas UV is really simple. Its already almost completed you just need to scale and fit the UVs in a manner they fit in a scale and dont overlap each other then you can send it to mudbox then paint it as i like and export paint layer finished import it in unity, unreal they will be ready to be applied to the material. But Unfortunately Maya Cost around 5K Dollars so I just went to a 30 Days trial. That too when my bro has cane home from his collage. Well but I except UV stuff like blender more than maya
     
    Yash987654321, Mar 9, 2015
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