Thanks to josh and everyone else at the quixel team! This is exactly the kind of Quixel content I was looking for. Looking forward to the rest :)

The mixer fundamentals series is exactly what I needed to get started with this. It's really helpful to get introduced to these bite size tutorials since the tool has an overwhelming amount of options to tweak around with, especially when factoring in the megascans library.

Thanks so much for all these fundamental videos! It really great to look at just one component at a time. The examples of how it can be put to use to achieve different results are just what I need. Excellent. Thankyou. Looking forward to more. I always look forward to quixel tutorials!

oooh here we go we've been waiting so long for this kind of video, Thank You.

Thanks Quixel, these mini focused tutorials are a great idea

Great video, exactly what I've been hoping for. Looking forward to learning more :)

BOOM! looking forward for more videos!!

i love the whole tutorial series from the learn mixer site. thank you so much!

Thank you! Stunning application!

Quixel is just the most awesome tool I've ever seen, I really hope that you'll release Linux binaries soon-ish

Awesome , that was a great tutorial!

Hyped!

Thank You very much!

Quixel, you beauty 🥶

Bloody AMAZINNNGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!

Yaay more tuts

Yeah! Nice and Cool!

Just do it!!!!

Bravo sir 👏👏👏

neat! found out that youtube creates an automatic link if you write the current time of the video here in the comments. My favorite part of the video is on 5:22 - the map component.

I was wondering how do you view a mask by itself? Like the Alt+Left click on Photoshop. But realized that he used a shortcut to toggle it.... bad move to do that in an intro tutorial. Bit confusing! For anybody else wondering, you can isolate a map using the drop-down list in the top left corner, under Viewport. It's usually set to PBR Metalness to start off with. You can also use the keyboard numbers as shortcuts to toggle it, Layer Mask = 9. Like pressing the B button in Substance Painter.

3:49 - how do you enter mask mode? - it's in the first dropdown menu in the viewport tab.

I thought 2020 was a bad year but now I see this...

add specular pbr workflow and add the ability to multi-object in one project

Anyone else love being early? 💘

These Fundamental Videos which I am watching in Playlist order keeping referring to things previously covered???? It seems like the playlist is random?

5:26! How! Can you show what you are doing instead of cutting. I'm totally confused

Baking feature pls :)

Do you need UV maps to do this?

Hi Quixel, I like Mixer very much, but I am a Chinese and my English is not good. Can you make a Chinese interface? I really want to use Mix to make some of my dream environment, please~~~

how did he rotate the light within the viewport on mark 6:22?

multi object ?

tanx but its hard tuto

I hope we can add color points in the gradients instead of this awkward duplication trick

I don't know. I find Josh's videos feel rushed cutting several moments out, taking shortcuts like he's trying to leave work and beat rush hour traffic. I am new and have read the full Mixer 2020 Manual and this video is not helping me. Over the course of raising a month long technical support ticket with Quixel I managed to texture paint custom models and painfully manually import them into Bridge to use with Unreal Engine. I love what they are doing here but Beta updates are very very slow for Mixer! So wish I could bake inside Mixer too. At least they are finally getting some tutorial videos up. I wouldn't mind some written tutorials so that I can match what they are using with what I see. It's a little annoying having to try to locate the materials used in a video without explanation. The Worn Plastered Wall looks nothing like what I found, mine was brightly washed out matching his Pisa lighting.

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