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Generally, the first step in the 3D process is to create a model, or what is usually referred to as a mesh. By default, most meshes are a slate gray color, or can be viewed as a wireframe. 3D modeling software is used to create these objects. The next important step in the process is to add textures and materials to the object to create the visual appearance on its surface with a 3D painting software. While many programs can do both of these tasks in the same application, Substance 3D Painter is the industry leader in texture painting, allowing you to texture a model in real-time.

Among all the Substance 3D texturing-related apps, we categorize Substance 3D Painter as medium difficulty. Painter aims to make the texturing and material creation process as streamlined as possible. Like most advanced software, Painter has many powerful features to learn and understand to maximize your output with the app.

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Substance 3D Painter is compatible with most major and standard 3D file formats. You can import mesh files into Painter to texture. Supported mesh file types include .fbx, .obj, .abc, .dae, .ply, .gltf, .glb, .usd, .usda, .usdc, and .usdz. You can also export to these file formats as well. Substance 3D Painter will prepare the proper files, materials, and textures required on export, or you can use the export settings to customize this output to your needs. For more information, see the documentation.

Be aware that Substance painter automatic UV mapping is not capable of unwrapping a cylinder! or cylinders (reasonable good for good texturing with constant detail density, parallel for a bump, with good use of space and other issues). For cylinders use rhino UV mapping. And Rhino 3D relying on Substance Painter 2D texture software for UV mapping is a workaround for missing Rhino UV mapping working tools.

I have a model of a real-work two-family flat that I really want to create a super realistic interactive rendering from. To do that, I need textures that have no repetitions, which I followed this tutorial to create: -endless-textures-with-Substance-Designer-and-3DsMax/youtube-FuPQNIx3dh8

If you are on a Windows machine, there is an fantastic utility called WrapR, which is specifically designed to work with Sketchup model files in order to UV unwrap and create/save the UV map, which you can then use in Painter.

I tend to keep a single master model file that I texture as I go, even though I might be generating NPR renders initially, I still texture hi-res for with my VRay materials as part of my workflow, it saves me a lot of time to texture as I go - it makes my model files large but I have a machine that can handle that.

Just as an addendum: The design model file size for the example above is 435Mb. The Render_Master model file is 760Mb. Most of this file size is attributable to the texture maps. Many maps are 2k but there are a lot of 4k Maps in there too, some even larger, particularly where I have large tilleable areas, the paving slabs are are large (pixel size) set of maps as is the brickwork where the pixel size can overcome seeing repeatable patterns within a particular shot.

while if I increased the UV map size -by pressing S in the image editor- I get a gain in resolution in Substance Painter, But the problem with this method is that the you can't paint the parts of the UV map outside the 0-1 range in Substance Painter .

At what resolution you are baking your maps usually if you dont have visible artifacts on the normal map, and everything seems to be even, without any artifacting it may be your resolution if you are texturing at lower resolution like 1k for a small object, try to use 2k up to 4k for a standard game model, maybe if its not a game model but for a commercial or animation try 8k or 16k as its going to be close to the camera.

(!)At this point we have low poly version that can be put into a game but no textures. If your game isn't about grey people doing stuff in a grey world keep on reading.

4. Export your HIGH POLY mesh as fbx to folder WITH _high as suffix, mymesh_high.fbx

5. Export your LOW POLY mesh as fbx to folder WITH _low as suffix, mymesh_low.fbx

6. Open Substance Painter and make a new project with your LOW POLY fbx selected

7. Go to Bake Textures setting and select your HIGH POLY mesh(look up a youtube videos for the settings or just experiment)

8. Wait forever till textures bake

8.1. Use a smart material on ALL your materials to see bad parts. 8.2. Well, you see those warped and bad looking places on your textures? Go back to (STEP 3.1.) and seam better, you remember your worster nightmare? Welcome to an endlessly looping worster nightmare. Move on if you give up on correcting it and work with what's at hand.

Oh, and if you don't want to work with cool looking game assets and instead make low poly trash use the workflow below:

1. Open blender make a box, do Smart UVing.

2. Select vertices and assign your colored materials on them, texturing DONE! Oh, you want to use Substance? Okay. Export to fbx.

2. Fire up Substance, load your mesh, bake to nothing, throw on fill layers, DONE.

3. Export textures, load everything into engine.

4. Make millions of dollars by making boxes float in mid-air.

5. Throw the money towards the sky while laughing at people who spent days on beautifully hand-painted or sculpt baked textures.

Similarly if you take the scene linear values for a color swatch in Maya and type of those same values into substance viewing them both through the same display transform (in the render view in Maya and in the view port in substance) they will appear identical.

Im trying to create a material for my bug here in RS houdini. The textures are created in Substance Painter with PBR workflow, and I put the same HDRI to see how it works- but they look totally different. What may be the problem? This ones been bugging me for weeks, so any help would truly mean a lot.

I am using the substance painter to export materials that i created in substance painter to export to sketchfab with the intergrated feature. Substance painter says its exports fine and sketchfab opens but the model endlessly processes and never appears. i reduce the poly count and created new textures but nothing makes it load on sketchfab. please help thank you so much

When I import my model (.fbx) to draw a texture in the substance painter and export it to the .gltf format, I find that the metal I paint is gone and replaced by the shiny black, and then when I put the exported model in the three.js/examples/webgl_load_gltf.html case, I found that my model was dark and needed to be added a directLight can only see a point, the effect is not very good, but the case of importing the painter painter does not have any problems.

The problem is that your demo has only a single instance of HemisphereLight. The materials of your meshes are instances of MeshStandardMaterial with metalness values of 1.0. Since hemisphere lights are sources of indirect diffuse light, they are not reflected by pure metals. More information about this topic in:

DUDE I JUST WENT THROUGH THIS, it was a nightmare. I had a very shiny gold car with windows and all types of shit going on. Looked great as a USDZ! Then tried to export GLTF. Black. Turned off all channels except normal and base color, looked fine.

I created environment variables SUBSTANCE_PAINTER_PLUGINS_PATH and PYTHONPATH to remotely access my modules from perforce.

When accessing SUBSTANCE_PAINTER_PLUGINS_PATH for my remote startup,plugins and modules directories, startup and plugin work. But modules fails to import. This is why I use my PYTHONPATH to import my personal modules within my plugins. That works.

I notice there is not a lot of threads regarding the Substance Painter Python API within the forum. Hence the large amount of views.

I shall share additional post within my findings to help others.

Here is the article : How to match Substance Painter viewport with UE5 ? (LUTs, Gamma and many more things to learn about) | by Alexandre Alves | Aug, 2023 | Medium

And you can also get the color chart I made for the comparison here : 3D Color reference card

One of the other shifts in rendering trends is that the time has come when a render without worn textures and materials, without dirt and dust and wear-and-tear, looks uninteresting and no longer relevant.

With Substance Painter, I particularly like the finished brushes and textures, and I am impressed with the smart materials and masks which let you quickly make realistic materials. Dirt and rust are the most popular theme for texturing cars. be457b7860