You are welcome!

good morning. you are welcome! I first made a low poly model, then did uv. and then dublicate model and applied the subdivided modifier and in the sculpting mode drew details) here the high-poly model does not have an ileal topology.

@@alexanderkiryanov7190 Thank you for your reply! I see, I understand. That was very helpful. Thanks a lot.

You are welcome!)

Hello! Thanks for the comment! It depends on your task. For example, I’ve been trying to make glass material for several days, and to no avail. Here I’m just decreasing the opacity parameter in the material itself, and yes black, inaccurate glitch programm or we both don’t understand anything). Also black. And if the task is to make a mask, then you need to create it in the layer with the mask, or reduce the transparency in the layer settings. After tomorrow I’ll try to rebuild a new update programm, maybe something is fixed there)

@@alexanderkiryanov7190 Thanks for the reply Alexander! I'm using the latest build (I bought/supported through GumRoad) and it still seems the same unfortunately. In this circumstance I'm trying to make glass, but I can't see the results until I'm back in blender. I'm sure it'll be addressed in the future at some point, but thank you for this video, the map baking seems so much more efficient than blenders (yet I'm still learning to be honest!). - Subscribed and keen to see what other videos you do. :D

Hello! Wrote about this problem on github. Got an answer! Yes, we are not the first to think about this problem. And yes, so far this problem has not yet been solved, we are waiting! As soon as this problem is solved, I will definitely include the material of glass, plastic in one of the lessons)

@@alexanderkiryanov7190 Wow, thank you for going the extra mile to answer my question! I like the sound of that video, hopefully it's not too far down Lubos's roadmap!

Good day! Yes thank you! - Do you have any tips on preparing hi and lo poly before the bake? Baking in the ArmorPaint or Blender? While baking normal maps in armorpaint is not at a sufficient level. It’s better than before, but for now it's better to bake in a blender. In any case, the correct retopology of the model is needed and UV. - Do the hi and lo poly need to have the same UV mapping? In a blender. Not. But better yes. - Are you painting on the lo poly? Yes, in this tutorial I draw in low poly in ArmorPaint I hope I understood the question correctly.

@@alexanderkiryanov7190 thanks.. thats helpful

No. Blender bakes normal maps much better than armor. What error does the blender bake map have? In Cycles In version 2.8, yes, there is a problem with normal map rendering, but not baking. ... in version 2.79 there is no such problem. In this tutorial, in Armor I bake a normal map by selecting in the baking window LowPoly UV, and in the object sheet high poly. It gives a worse result than doing it the other way around. But if you do the opposite, then the normal map is obtained with the reflected result along the x axis (I can solve this simply by adding a few nodes.) and bugs(but this is not). So I wrote about this on github. github.com/armory3d/armorpaint/issues/437

@@alexanderkiryanov7190 Oh, that's a pity as Blender keep baking 8-bit maps for me, creating ugly artifacts. I was hoping maybe Armor Paint can do better. The Normal map from Armor Paint in this video seems to be really messed up...

Hey! UV coordinates are exactly the same as in the 3D editor program. did not understand exactly your question.

Hey! Sorry! To be honest, I did not understand your question, can you write it to me differently?

Good afternoon! v0.8 (2020-07-11) - e3be018 Perhaps then you will have backing as in this video, there is the 3rd button from the bottom old version kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7eUgr2GvqqwcZs.html 2min 12 sec

@@alexanderkiryanov7190 thanks bro

you are welcome)

Hey! Unfortunately, in order to have a good result, they must have the same uv

@@alexanderkiryanov7190 thanks for the reply, that is unfortunate.

Your welcome! I will clarify a little. In this video, I am doing a little bit of wrong baking. Because when baking from a highly polygonal model to nihko, one polygonal channel (in my X) needs to be inverted. But if you bake it like in the video, then the result is correct but not so good. As a result, I advise you to bake normal maps in another program.

@@alexanderkiryanov7190 I personally blender and substance painter and get really good results, someone in my discord was asking and I was trying to get them to do the research but here I am lol. I may still play with this software on my tablet for when I'm on the road

Спасибо! Я подумаю)

Hello! Sorry for making you wait. You need to have both models in one file, then you can upload them.