Create helmet in Blender and Substance painter

Model a helmet in Blender by using a reference grid, setting up a plane, applying the mirror modifier, extruding and filling geometry, and refining with loop cuts and proportional editing.

Advance helmet modeling in Blender by refining topology with loop cuts, merge at center, and proportional editing. Fix normals and extrude details to adjust geometry for a clean, accurate mesh.

Learn to model a helmet in blender by blocking a plane, mirroring with clipping, extruding faces, adding subdivision, and sharpening edges with crease and vertex edits.

Model the helmet in Blender by applying mirror, loop cuts, extrudes, and proportional editing to refine geometry for subdivision surfaces.

Continue building the helmet in blender by extruding, scaling, and placing vertices. Subdivide for smooth topology, fill holes, and use proportional editing with ctrl-b bevels to sharpen the form.

Model a helmet in blender using mirror with clipping, add geometry with loop cuts, extrude and fill, merge vertices, close holes, and refine topology with proportional editing and modifier order.

Create a curve path with a circle curve, rotate on the y axis by 90, add hair, then scale and place it using Altus to form the helmet.

Master blender workflows by applying modifiers, preparing sculpted shapes, performing UV editing, unwrapping, creating and packing a texture atlas, and exporting to substance painter for helmet texturing.

Delete the image on the material, check orientation and normals, fix red normals by selecting all and recalculating outside, then export via file export FBX to the folder.

Texture your helmet in Substance Painter by creating a new product, selecting the bike model, baking textures, and adjusting base color, metallic, roughness, balance, and scale.

Export textures to a textures folder, set blender presets for pbr metal rock, configure directx to OpenGL for normal map visualization, and press ctrl+shift+t to apply to all parts.

Create the helmet details by adding an eye-shaped sphere, adjusting scale and shading, applying a new material, coloring parts red and darker, then place a black cube inside the helmet.