Thank you for this informative tutorial. It's hard to find beginner friendly tutorail for Ucupaint.:face-purple-crying:

Terrific! Thanks for the tut.

thank tou so much, i've had my eye in ucupaint for a couple months and dabbled a little with it but was kinda lost

huge respect for developers of this great addon, its free, super useful and seems easy to use. mr Ucupumar did a great job. but its hard to suggest the addon to acquaintance and other fellow artists. i know, creator names its creation whatever he desires, but isnt it would be more appropriate to call this thing just UPAINT?!?

This was really helpful to follow along to.

Great video, Thank You!

thank you

damn, this is soo awesome!

awesome, been trying to wrap my head around this

Very Cool Creative Workflow!!! Super Avocado!!! Thanks for Sharing!!! 👍😎✨️

Thanks so much for this, one of the best addons, just a little hard to get my head wrapped around it😂

@jitspoe Excellent tutorial, thank you so much! As a tip for future, sometimes it's going a bit too fast, for example in passages like these: 11:34 where it's hard to tell what actually happened when you added the bump. I hope I don't come out as a nitcpick here. Love the content!

I LOVE YOU!!!

Haha thank you soooo much for this video and the part where you explained about the painting mask is ABSOLUTELY blessed, having blender paint distant parts of my models while I'm trying to paint an object has been one of my biggest gripes and I've thought a hundred times "If the settings for the sculpting brush and the settings for the painting brush are so largely similar to each other, why is the sculpting brush the only one of the two with the option to switch the falloff shape from projected to sphere" and what you offer is not the solution I expected but a solution none the less!!

I always have said "U-Sue-paint"

Great!

Please do more advanced Ucupaint texturing tutorials please

lmao I thought you were full godot, thanks

This was helpful. Thanks for taking the time to make this. I feel like it's the most under rated texturing software for Blender and I don't know why. I guess since it's free the usual channels can't skim an affiliate fee from it, so they ignore it. Please tell me if I'm wrong - is there a better texturing addon to use inside Blender? It's light weight, meaning one doesn't have to download multiple gigs of materials to work with it. I honestly don''t understand why any addon would have the user do that, when there are lots of free material sites one can access with an addon, or Blender Kit. Using that with UcuPaint makes it even more powerful. It's so well thought out and the use of masks is great. If I have one serious, serious, serious gripe, it's that there are hardly any detailed YT tutorials (with a voice) going through the whole addon with real world applications. The developer has a great discord with a super helpful person or two but YT videos sure would be nice. Speaking for myself, I know I could get so much more from this addon if I knew what it could do in detail. If you decided to do more videos on UcuPaint I for one, would be very happy.

What add-ons do you recommend in general? How is the experience of saving-loading projects when you have many add-on?

is there a way to gvet the diffuse texture without baking? Bekause baking always ruins the whole paintjob. It is really really bad.

hallo sir.sorry can u help me.on sapling tree gen i cant find texture paint