A good tutorial for printing leather textures created in Blender with printed results and without plugin nonsense
A good tutorial for printing leather textures created in Blender with printed results and without plugin nonsense
EDIT: the clickbait YT thumbnail is garbage. This is actually a useful Blender tutorial that is short and direct without trying to bait you into plugins.
https://piped.video/watch?v=MezOnZN1x18
Uploaded to YT today 3/15/24.
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No thanks.
Stupid clickbait thumbnail for sure. The guide in blender is actually a useful reference and the only point in sharing.
It's two completely different looks and styles, one can't replace the other.
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
https://piped.video/watch?v=MezOnZN1x18
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Removed? What is this? (Genuinely curious)
Piped link bot. bc I already added the link and the bot lacks a check to avoid redundancy.
My best guess is maybe the instance went down
You know, that is the most sketchy thing I've ever seen in my notifications on Lemmy. No explanation, just a link that looks like the kind of click bait hack I always avoid. What is this?
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