Intro To Trim Textures For Game Development
Learn how to create efficient and versatile trim textures for game development with this short process overview! In this video, I modeled the base geometry in Blender, applied textures in Substance Painter, and finally imported both the mesh and textures into Unity for use in my project.
Stylized Base Material:
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This video covers:
Blender: Creating the base geometry for a well-structured trim texture.
Substance Painter: Adding detailed textures and breaking the trim into three segments for flexibility: clean repeats, larger details, and intricate strips.
Unity: Bringing the trim texture into the engine and showcasing its use in game-ready assets.
Whether you’re a beginner or looking to improve your workflow, this guide will help you optimize your textures, save memory, and maintain consistency across your game assets.
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🔧 Tools Used:
Blender, Substance Painter, Photoshop
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🎨 About VertexHorizons:
I’m a 3D environment artist sharing my journey, workflows, and free resources with the community. My goal is to inspire artists, showcase creative techniques, and help others build better scenes—whether for concept art, personal projects, or game development.
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Tools Used:
Blender
Substance Painter
Unity
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