Mastering Substance Painter: Tips and Tricks – Episod 01

Requirements:

• Basic unwrapping skills you will learn some useful and practical tips and tricks in Substance Painter

Description

Unlock the full potential of Substance Painter with our comprehensive tips and tricks bundle! This course offers over 2 hours of in-depth tutorials designed to elevate your texturing skills and streamline your What You’ll Learn:

• Advanced techniques for creating realistic textures
• Efficient workflows to save time and increase productivity
• Pro tips for utilizing Substance Painter’s powerful tools
• Best practices for baking and exporting textures
• Troubleshooting common issues and optimizing performance

Course Features:

• 2+ hours of high-quality video content
• Step-by-step guidance from industry experts
• Practical examples and real-world applications
• Access to project files and resources

Who This Course is For:

• Beginners who want to grasp advanced techniques
• Intermediate users looking to refine their skills
• Professionals seeking to enhance their workflow efficiency

Join now and take your Substance Painter skills to the next level. Transform your texturing process with our expert tips and tricks!

Section 01 : Video Tutorial –  Episode 01 – Fonts in Substance painter (new feature) – Time : 8: 31
Everything about font in substance painter! In the latest version of Substance Painter, we have an exciting new feature! You can now use fonts directly within your projects. Add custom fonts and align text in various ways. Plus, enjoy advanced options like character spacing and line spacing. Watch as we show you how to use these features to add detailed text to screens and other surfaces in your projects. Don’t miss out on this game-changing update!

Section 02 : Video Tutorial –  Episode 02 – Texturing a shawl in substance painter – Time : 34:14

Working with Substance Painter to texture cloth is a fun and easy way to add realistic details to your models. In this video, I will be demonstrating how to make a scarf from the base mesh collection shiny. To start off, I’ll be using a fabric pattern from the 9th collection to add depth to the inner part of the scarf. Next, I’ll be using the default stitches tool in Painter and my personal beadwork tool to add borders and details. Once I have all the parameters set up, I’ll move on to modifying the main pattern. For this project, I used Midjourney to create the pattern, but you can also create it yourself, use AI, or even ask a friend for help. The final step is to combine the design with the beadwork tool and make the pattern pop out.

Section 03 : Video Tutorial –  Episode 03 – How to Texturing Leather Briefcase In Substance Painter – Time 31:08

Let’s Texture a briefcase in substance painter, for this video i want to rework one of veryfirst previewes that i made and turn it to something intersting in just 3 easy step :).

First of all, I’m going to Add detail on the surface with two inhouse substance painter tools, Topstitiching and Seam. Second step, It’s time to modify the smart material and turn it to something suitable for my needs. and the last step is modifying and adding finals layer such as sharpen effect and height to normal. and that’s it!!

Section 04 : Video Tutorial –  Episode 04 -How to Texture a Basemesh in Substance painter – Time : 30:10

In this video, I’ll show you how versatile basemeshes can be for prop texturing, prop design, and even production work. I start by explaining how I use basemeshes to streamline my workflow. Then, we’ll dive into creating a glass shader in Marmoset Toolbag—super easy and fun! I’ll also give a brief explanation of the resources we can create and use in Marmoset.

Next, we move to Substance Painter, where I create two different surfaces: a weathered metal surface using the Matfx Rust filter, and a sleek carbon fiber surface. To speed up the process, I use some smart materials from our collection.

Section 05 : Video Tutorial –  Episode 05 – Using UDIMS in Unreal and Marmoset – Time : 10:20

In this video, I’ll show you how to export UDIMs from Substance Painter and use them in Unreal Engine and Marmoset Toolbag. While Unreal supports UDIMs natively, Marmoset does not. Learn how to manage your model for both workflows effectively. The model used comes from a tutorial available in our store.

Key Points:

• Exporting UDIMs from Substance Painter
• Using UDIMs in Unreal Engine
• Managing models for Marmoset Toolbag