UVMapper Professional for Windows or Similar

[Aftyrbyrn]

Ok, so i love making my own textures or tweaking others, i've come accross some great 3d objects, they aren't directly importable into daz, so i have to go to blender, and the original maps aren't coming in, or they don't have maps at all. In the past i've used UVMapper, but can't find the pro version anymore.

Anyone have UVMapper Professional for Windows or similar?

[iwuvdaz3d]

UnFold3D or uvlayout works much better imo

unfold full version updated april 2018
https://www.sendspace.com/file/vwwvoy

[Aftyrbyrn]

Thanks! I'll give it a go. @magtech2018

[DisplayNameRequired]

good day aftryrburn and iwuvdaz3d
was wondering if their is a new link.
That one is gone.
also uvmapper professional has still not been released.
does anyone have a good link for a non0demo version?
Thank you Artists and Sharers.

[Markus]

The developer of Unfold has abandoned the project and developed RizomUV. Can be found everywhere.
From me a little bonus, a Blender-RizomUV Bridge:
https://mega.nz/file/ZXIwTBjC#b5T_GI_Fs47RAgCwPWkkKDq83v9Ck0fnnXHqt7hG9lY

Blender's UV tools are pathetic.

Have fun

[Markus]

I use Rizom for the most part only for the much better algorithms. I mark the cuts in Blender, export the object to Rizom using the bridge (ctrl + a to select all) and let them unfold, optimize and pack there - then click import in Blender and everything is done. Bridge starts RizomUV and exits it automatically. Where Blender tends to unfold messily, inaccurately and pack really badly, Rizom gives me the best algorithms the industry currently offers. The additional time required by the bridge is maybe 20 seconds for a much better result and it's comfortable - there's no reason not to use it.
And all the other features RizomUV offers are super useful when needed.

[Aftyrbyrn]

lol, i have since found uvmapper, but just use substance painter and blender in combination now, make my own maps. Blender 2.9.0 and UV/UDIM export support is pretty simple to do.

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