Substance Painter
In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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In Maya however, the seam tessellation algorithms are in a word - crap! My mother after taking a 2 week BASIC programming course could write a better seam tessellation algorithm then the ones that Maya uses which were written probably a year before Maya was released in 1998 and I doubt they have been looked at since! LOL
Use a package like Rhino, Solid Works and Inventor and the fillets and rounds and Booleaned seams are perfect! You do not have to sit there and diddle manually with tessellation like you do in Maya or even Alias.
Polygons are much easier to texture paint as you can paint across seams with many different packages or avoid the seams all together. You cannot avoid seams in NURB's as every surface has to be an all quad patch and so the only way to make holes for instance is to trim. I am not sure that there are any paint apps that work with nurbs models that would have tons of seams.
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Attached is screen shot of what I am working on. It's the low poly character tutorial offered on this site.There are many rules that determine if Boolean's work or not. All I can say based on the data you have provided is that you must be breaking some rule(s) or the Boolean would be working. With the info you have provided I have no way of knowing what you are doing wrong. You might want to provide some screen captures.
The geometry is intersecting so I am not sure why it won't work.
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