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745088 No.745088 [Reply] [Original]

Can someone recommend a uv mapper that isn't blender? I'd be willing to pay up to $200. I do NOT want to use blender, it's a fucking mess. Mac is preferred but I'll use windows if I have to.

>> No.745091

RizomUV Virtual Spaces.

https://www.rizom-lab.com/rizomuv-vs/

>> No.745227

>>745091
wow this looks fucking incredible. thanks for actually delivering anon

>> No.745416 [DELETED] 

buмп

>> No.745461

>>745088
Roadkill uv

>> No.745509

>>745461
ok boomer

>> No.745548

>>745509
Stay salty kid

>> No.745871

>>745509
Upvoted

>> No.747434

Great

>> No.747677

>>745091
I've used this professionally as a concept artist that got drafted into doing final game art, and I really got good results from it.

>> No.747728

>>747677
What's it supposed to do?
I mean isn't unwrapping the same as long as you put seams in the right places?

>> No.748072

>>747728
Creating proper UVs is more than just putting seams in the right places. You have to unwrap different ways for different usage of the model. Also a huge part is the layout of the UVs and RizomUV have many very good tools to help you with that.

>> No.748227

>>748072
I know that much.
I'm asking what does the program do that's any different than what you could do in a normal 3d software.