Creating a Medieval Stone Wall - Part 10: Texturing the Asset in InstaMAT

In part 10 we are finally going to texture out medieval stone wall in InstaMAT. I'll show you some nice things like how to use a vertex color map as mesh ID mask, getting rid of UV seems an more.

In this series I gonna show you how you can create a game-ready medieval stone wall using Blender, ZBrush, InstaLOD and InstaMAT, that will help to improve your environments.

We will start by blocking out the base shape in Blender, which this first video is about. In the next steps we are going to sculpt some rocks in ZBrush and place them on our wall, following by sculpting the mortar, painting vertex colors and more. Then we will take the whole thing into InstaLOD, remesh and bake it to prepare it for texturing in InstaMAT, which will be the last part of the series.

Make sure to check the previous parts:
Part 1 - Making the blockout in Blender:    • Creating a Medieval Stone Wall - Part 1: B...  
Part 2: Sculpting the base shape for the rocks in ZBrush:    • Creating a Medieval Stone Wall - Part 2: S...  
Part 3: Adding crisp details to the rock in ZBrush:    • Creating a Medieval Stone Wall - Part 3: S...  
Part 4: Applying Alphas and Sculpting Final Details in ZBrush:    • Creating a Medieval Stone Wall - Part 4: A...  
Part 5: Sculpting the Mortar and Placing Rocks in ZBrush    • Creating a Medieval Stone Wall - Part 5: S...  
Part 6: Sculpting the Top Cover Stones and Cracks in ZBrush:    • Creating a Medieval Stone Wall - Part 6: S...  
Part 7: Finishing Up The Sculpt in ZBrush:    • Medieval Stone Wall Series - Part 7: Finis...  
Part 8: Vertex Painting in ZBrush:    • Creating a Medieval Stone Wall - Part 8: V...  
Part 9: Creating a Low Poly Mesh from Our High Poly in InstaLOD:    • Creating a Medieval Stone Wall - Part 9: C...