5 Tips to Improve Your Textures / Substance Painter Tutorial

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[xDaShaanx]

The reason I like creators like you is because we can literally feel your love for the craft. Thank you so much for this tutorial. Subbed you with notifications turned on. :)

[Renat.K]

Yesterday I opened this software, now I know it all! Thank you man!

[LumzX]

I literally feel lucky to find someone like you :9
it's really hard to find good contend nowadays

[gaelonaquest]

This looks amazing! Thank you for all the tips :D

[TacticsTechniquesandProcedures]

Add fill—>turn off everything but Ambient Occlusion—>add Ambient Occlusion map—>set layer to multiply.

Texture below it

[mahrcheen]

If you have mixed vertical UV and Horizontal uv islands, just duplicate material, mask it and rotate the grain

[miladelemental]

Thank you for sharing these nice tips, and the last one was the best of them!

[ThuAnh-ebbc]

This video really helps me out with Substance Painter as a beginner. Thank you so much!

[TheNerd]

05:40 Just as a heads up: The Community Materials stuff does not work in the Steam version of substance, since the steam version is a "pay once" purchase.

[fazara]

These videos are crazy helpful!!! Thank you so much!

[MrRecuerda]

I have been searching for a tutorial for this process. This is the best one by far, no bs to the point, clean information. Thank you so much. Would love to know about vertex painting stuff too. I think it would be simple to use id maps or 3-4 materials rather than masking. What is the better workflow? Why did you only use 1 material? Do you still need to uv unwrap with id maps?

[esscee]

i think the model is too smooth in the normals, can apply creases/auto smooth about 60degrees to fix that. but really nice

[ODIN.S]

Lots of good tips in this video thank you!

[TheTimeProphet]

I wouldn't recommend doing UVs in substance painter. There are much better options like Headus UV layout.

[dbiagi]

Thank you so much, this is really help me so much!

[XAdi]

Great pieces of information! I do have one problem: which is the best method to texturize big/huge landscape features? Like mountains, or really big ground floors? It seems whatever i'm doing i'm not able to make them look right, even using 8k maps. I want to create a big scene for Daz3d, and this software does not works with tiles/Udims, and everything i tried results in pixelated textures. Some advice? Thank you!

[UnknownRace]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TEACH THIS COOL THING FROM INDIA 💛💖

[burhanuddintinwala]

Can you make a video on rigging topic Rigging like a character model

[alekscooltrede]

Thank You, very helpful as usual ! May I ask one thing, I do have une UV set with different material there, so sometimes when I paint one detail it goes on the next one and when you erase it from that next one it erasing also from the first - is there the way to fix it or not for now ?

[whatTheblue]

1:17 just hit U on the keyboard bro. U don't need to move the mouse too much