That normal map painting tip is a lifesaver, thank you!

thank you so much

Wes I am going through this tutorial and with great success, I'm halfway through, its easy to follow. I have a question if you could answer right at 6:48 you switched to sufrace placement mode to roughly position the model where you want it, and then just a second later you are back to Gizmo placement mode and now the object has reseted it self so it follows world orientation. When I press "g" to switch between surface and gizmo mode for me the object orientation does not reset to world orientation, the object stays in the position it was in surface mode but now it has gizmo tools. Is there something additional you do to reset the capsule orientation to default when you switch back from surface placement to gizmo placement? If you can remember how you did it can you share it here with me? Or could it also be so that in latest version 1.18 the behaviour has changed, so I'll not be able to replicate this? It safes so much time if object resets it self, as its nearly impossible to manually reset it to world orientation if I positioned it with surface mode. Hopeful for insights from you :)

It is so rare to see someone sharing so much about Substance Designer. Incredible video, I will definitely check out the others.

Hi Wes, could you do updated modeling tutorial for Substance 3D modeler? Which 1.18 version and demo modeling something? Software is great and lots of us would like updated tutorial :)

Alt Key and left click does nothing for me. any ideas?

Much better video than the brainrot video above this with dumb sound effects, thank you for helping!

WOW, this video singlehandedly saved my ass quite literally. FINALLY proper explanation about this.

You make it look easy! Superb

Awesome

At 8:59 your dirt generator I couldn't find the exact one so I typed in dirt and chose one that looked like a smart material but I didn't get the same effect of the dirt edge effect. Did I miss something? thanks again.

Hey Wes, always love your content! I have a question, how to blend baked mesh normal map that contains micro noise detail ? problem is with normal replace you see the low poly mesh once you paint height information.

Awesome explanation of everything covered!

Hello,happy new year and thank you for that incredible explanation tutorial.what is your computer specs?

I know the video is a tad old, but I couldn't make the gizmo work as it's working at 11.13. I found that if I hold the space bar - while dragging - to apply and distort, and not just press once, the warp tool gizmo works as intended. There are few things that differ in this video from what I'm seeing, notably the one direction scale for the plank (I figured out I needed to hold CTRL for 2 way scale, and not holding CTRL for a one way scale: as in, the opposite of what we are seeing here). Not sure it's because the program has been updated, or if I tweaked some settings without realising, but I thought it would help anyone who would be in the same case as I am.

Dope

So this is just like Z Brush

❤❤❤cool

5 mega triangless without LODs!!! I think this is wery bad idea!

Thank you very much for this information, can I apply transparency to water drops?

Version 10.1 and the intensity can still only be set to max 1...

Nice video

Please make more about Ds tutorial !! My teacher

Insanelyyyy informative. moments when I ask myself "why are we using this and not that?" he reads my mind and explain WHY he adds this and that. Unlike other tutorials, where they're like "Guys look, this a cool thing I made. Here's the quickest way to do it, trust me" I wish there's a Maya youtube channel that teaches like you

this tutorial is ass

This is insane tutorial ❤️ I’m completely new to substance painter and your video helped me to finally understand how to build my own smart material, I appreciate your work!

Thank you very much, Sir!

How do you make the render super real ?

Is it me or does Quixel and their entire scanned ground meshes just die at the feet of this workflow...dont get me wrong nothing beats drag and drop but this level of customizsation is wild,and you have all the materials in the world to blend and mix and match...looking at the views on this amount of people missing out on great information is sad..anywho,great tutorial,going on a binge of all your previous work

Clean 👍

HHHHHHWWWOOO!!! that was intense! thank you so much bro! just what i need! keep it up!

Tutorial?

ctrl L OHHHH MAN THANK YOUUUU

life saver

Is there a L R T B view?

What smart materials is this?

Hey Wes, quick question, lets say I want to apply a color or grayscale to a specific tile and that tile isn't selected when using the histogram select position slider, how do I go about achieveing this?

THANK U!!!! I WAS DOING THIS SHIT BY HAND IN ZBRUSH,. DAMN!

Thanks. What do you do to prevent the stepping effect on the edges of the model? Do you have any tips to ensure that Substance Painter accurately displays details like worn edges?

Thankkk youu soo muchh

where can i get this alphas or mask?

Perfect!

that last one will be helpful

Also, I feel that the Equalize filter (which is great) should offer an option to affect only the diffuse channel without flattening the height/normal map, since its information is derived from light and dark areas. Maybe there is a workaround that I couldn't figure out.

Hi Wes, great class as always! I have a few questions. First, it seems that the 3D view has poor color representation, as it doesn’t preserve the texture colors properly, resulting in a lack of contrast and a noticeable mismatch. Also, regarding the ability to tweak the normal and height channels separately, it would be helpful to manage medium and large details through the displacement channel while keeping fine details on the normal map. This is particularly important in scenarios like using subsurface scattering, where normal maps have no impact on sss. Any particular approach when dealing with this?

Very nice video!

I have this same issue with my UV edges in substance painter. what to do ?

When I was just starting my substance texturing journey, this was the most familiar voice in the tutorials I watched. It's amazing because every time I look for a tutorial on Substance apps-even now-Wes is always the one teaching. His tutorials are the easiest to learn from and understand, and they're free! Thank you for your dedication to sharing your knowledge and teaching with such clarity.

Hello, it is normal when edges are visible after baking normal map? (close up camera)

Thanks for your work, Wes! But please do not stop:))) A lot of people are waiting for your new videos!