Same question here: are students still able to work with an educational license for the substance suite?
Right now only the trial version works, which isn't very helpful in a 4 year educational process.
Please advice
The setup with Substance is completely different than the material editor in UE4. The difference is that we are using textures and not shaders. The shader is regenerated frame by frame and this can be very expensive as soon as you want to do static blending. On the flip side, there are some animated effects that can expensive to generate using substance. For example animating water flow. A simplified look at it would be to say that static blending is suited for substance and dynamic animated effects frame by frame can be best suited for shaders.
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It can be more complicated to build complex shader networks versus substance materials as well. You have more fine control in Substance Designer to author the material which is not possible with shader only. However, both substance and shaders work very well together. Substance is only generating textures and you can easily extended the effect in the UE4 material editor. For example, you might build various water types that can be dynamically changed using substance. You then modify the substance output the texture in UE4 material editor to animate the txcoord with a pan node. The main point is that the two workflows work very well together.
Buy painter now whilst you can because knowing Adobe, they'll be removing that perpetual license asap.
I plan to get it on Steam when I can, I still have my old 2016 license so I'm not entirely lost on it.
The beta version of Substance Painter is available upon request on both the Mac OSX and PC platforms. During the open beta (planned for January 2014), special pre-purchasing discounts will apply. For more information, please visit www.allegorithmic.com.
Substance Painter is great, but it's not really setup for the diffuse/bump/spec model that SL uses and most substances tend only work well with PBR metal/rough shaders (although substances from Allegorithmic's Substance Source usually work well with diffuse/spec if they're dielectric).
You need to make sure normals are set to openGL in substance painter. I don't believe this is the default. You can get some good results in second life using the alpha channels in the normal and specular map to enhance the look of your models. I've had some nice results using the concavity in the alpha channel of the normal map.
I use Maya myself and the only advantage that I've found by using Substance Painter is that it can do an AO map a bit quicker and easier than using Maya's own AO bake and I guess you have the utility for making all your maps in one place; bar baking your AO onto a diffuse in PS/GIMP later. As someone said earlier you have to make a choice of who gets the dirty end of the stick and baking in spec highlights should be history and superfluous by now and is catering for an ever dwindling base and makes your textures look funky and off in a lot of Windlights and to a lot of users. If you still want to do it though there's a dirty work around using Substance painter's baked light filter. A You Tube search on "substance painter baked light filter" should find it for you though I'm led to believe that the "dirty" end of it is that you have to screenshot resulting maps and align and blend them in PS/GIMP.
Not sure if this is relevant to you as I don't use Substance painter but the upcoming version of Blender has a new type of shader which apparently has something to do with Substance Painter as it was mentioned at the beginning of this tutorial. I haven't watched much of it, just wanted it in my queue for later :D.
This integration will be available for Windows users first, with plans to roll it out to Mac users in the near future. There will be no additional costs added to the price of Substance Designer or Substance Painter because of this integration. For more information, please visit www.allegorithmic.com.
Does anybody have experience to share using the automation tools in substance painter in a production pipeline? Is it possible to, say, set up a procedure for exporting files packed according to a particular engine requirement, or to create a one-step high-res/low-res pipeline? How good is the scripting, and is it a good citizen in a studio environment?
Substance Painter is a 3rd party program offered by Reallusion. Reallusion ONLY provides Substance Painter "license.key" file.
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We're just a couple of days out from the closing of the substance3d site. From what I gather, that means it's the end of updates for this AUR package, unless there's a surprise build upstream before the end of the month.
Also, quick reminder: download your license file! If you want to continue using this package after EOL, you'll need it to authenticate yourself. Log into the substance3d site and go to the "Licenses" tab to find it.
Anyone who currently has an Allegorithmic license (obtained through substance3d.com, the old site) will be able to use builds from the site (which are the basis for these AUR packages) for as long as their license is valid, even after the old site shuts down on September 30. (Make sure to back up your license key files in the meantime, just in case you need to reactivate the software afterward for whatever reason.)
I spent some time with Adobe customer support and very angrily discovered that you absolutely SHOULD NOT convert your account to a substance subscription through the creative cloud. Your license WILL NOT WORK for this software. There is no standalone linux build for the Adobe Subscription model. This 2021 version will stop receiving updates around November and the 2022 version will be available for linux only on steam, so they tell me. It's probably going to be ~150 dollars and that purchase will cover the entire 2022 lifecycle, and you'll have to buy 2023 on steam when it comes out. Just FYI...DO NOT CONVERT TO ADOBE SUBSTANCE ACCOUNT!
The 2022 versions are now available on steam already. I've already abandoned the allegorithmic builds and switched to steam. If you intend to continue to work on Linux with modern substance versions, avoid dealing with adobe at all costs. Go to steam. The price is about the same as an annual subscription but you don't get the points, or access to the other programs. I only use designer and painter though so it worked out. be457b7860
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