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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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looks like your struggling on the "takushi"taxi... but i know you will pull it off like usual 
"watashi wa, marlon des..." i think i said, my name is marlon. as you know already but im bored atm, 4:44am here in australia lol...
cheers arran, marlon
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Its a bit hard to describe, this shows it better than I can describe (as well as having a tutorial on it too!)
https://www.digitalartform.com/archiv...rojecti_1.html
Sorry for the late reply
Cheers
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marlonjohn - cheers dude - and thanks for the takushi tip - it helped me find some more pictures.
gster - mate you are a star - Thanks for the cool tutorial. That looks very interesting.
Well, here is a small update - let's see, I added some windows and basic interiors to the matsumoto building, did some more work on the escalator, added the mannequins, added some lights on the far right, made some more signs and did some general jiggling of the various bits and pieces.
Almost finished the modelling of the buildings and then I can get stuck into the crappy taxis...
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hi mate, hope you are still doing this, looks great. My wife is here and if you need any words or written Japanese she is happy to write it and i can scan it in for you to copy.
good work and looks like difficult work must be heavy on the processior, how long does this scene take to render??
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thanks for the offer with the translating - i'll keep it in mind. Not sure what your sentence meant though...
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the sentance means 'what words do you need?'.., nothing special mate, simply that!
anyway, as i said if you need any Japanese words i can scan them to a Jpeg for you, Ryoko has been to Sinjuku many times but she doesn't like it, i think it is 'the seedy side of town' .., sounds good to me though lol.
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On a side note, that tute rocks, gster!! I didn't know stuff like that could be done with Maya! Thanks!
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Not much progress on this at the moment, as I have started on the challenge, but I am still working on this and will post when I have something to show.
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i love it, i'm sure it was a lot of effort and sweat lol
i don't have any bad comment to give you, i think it is pretty good
keep up the good effort and keep updating us about your fantastic work
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It may be a while before i next update as I am stuck into this month's challenge, but I am still working on this.
welcome to simply maya migonsa - looking forward to seeing some of your work.
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