Glad to be of help :)

Thanks. Not as short as those minute tutorials, but I try to keep the info relevant. :)

Glad to help :)

Glad to help :)

You' re welcome. Glad to be of help.

If you have a paint mask in the stack you should be able to copy that layer and paste it elsewhere. It's been a while since I've used Mixer, but if you remind me with another comment, later tonight or tomorrow I can check.

@@Crompwell In case you can be bothered, could you have a look ?

@@blenderheadxyz2418 Going to check now :)

So, with a paint mask, you can copy or move the layer to Layer Sets. Alternatively, you could export the paint layer and apply it as a texture mask to any other layer (this can also be done outside of Mixer, in Blender for example). Seems like it needs a workaround since you can't directly copy a paint mask to other layers, at least that's what I'm finding.

@@Crompwell Wow, thank you Mr. Crompwell :) That was very kind !

Thanks for watching!

You can play with the displacement amount or turn off mesh displacement entirely. There is a button on the top left, I believe.

@@Crompwell ok so for now it will never adapt to the edges and still explode them if I want a bigger amount of displacement ?

@@baptisteenfrin9572 You’ll need to add more geometry or test it with something like tessellation in unreal engine. Otherwise, mess with the midpoint or displacement amount.

@@Crompwell ok I understand, thanks again

Select all the objects you want to combine in object mode using SHIFT or CTRL click, then press CTRL + J or Object menu > Join.

How did you fix this?

I wnana thank you again again and over again. Its so ironic how it's so easy as well as nobody told this method before

Just hover the mouse over whatever color you want and quickly tap and release the S key. It will select the color. If you click with the mouse, it will attempt to add a swatch instead of picking up the color. I’m glad you found the video helpful :)

If you need it.

Make sure the button next to “texture paint” in the top left is turned on.

i tried it a few times over and it seems to not be working the same as yours. my entire mesh gets colored in, except for some areas that are splotched with the cyan color and the original black color. i have clean uvs for both parts. its just a butcher knife. so when i try to fill the blade with cyan, the handle will get colored also even though its a separate mesh. is there an update since this video was made that maybe changed how it needs to be done now?

@@EDITMODE It’s difficult for me to troubleshoot the issue for you without seeing what you’re doing. If you want to upload a screen recording I might be able to help.

okay....its because my whole mesh wasnt unwrapped together. each part was unwrapped separately. if anyone else has this issue, unwrapping the entire mesh together should fix it.

@@EDITMODE Yes, if you have overlapping UV’s, this won’t work.

In Mixer? Might have to do with the new update that just happened.

Under Setup, click Edit Texture Sets, and you can add the ID at the bottom.

@@kuro2ck i did that, but i can't see the colors on the mesh, is so confusing since there is no info about the new interface

This is not a UV unwrapping tutorial.