Create Trim Sheets in Substance 3D Painter - Part 1 | Adobe Substance 3D

Trim sheets are a way to texture many assets with just a single set of textures, allowing for very efficient use of texture memory. In this video you learn the planning and initial setup of your trimsheet in painter.
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Create Trim Sheets in Substance 3D Painter - Part 1 | Adobe Substance 3D
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[@SteveTalkowski]

Extremely informative tutorial!

[@sam_pyrtuh]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, it really help me while working on a commercial projects

[@LFA_GM]

Fantastic tutorial. Very well explained. Looking forward to seeing the next chapters. Thank you for this series.

[@mihaidavidroberto7924]

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[@dudebastian]

Love this, you saving my time, money and future job.

[@baps4053]

Best tutor out there 👌

[@kadirsugar7894]

Very nice series🔥

[@TheSatzy6699]

Wonderful 👌🏻

[@andreemontenegro-art]

Emiel Sleegers, always the best!

[@shellsnt]

awesome!

[@nickholl]

god I love the way you say trim sheets 😍

[@blendrtx3050ti]

How could this comment not get atleast a single like !!!! ❤

[@monkeystealhead]

You could do a Video aboud the Pixelprocessor node. I didn´t knew it existed a few weeks ago.

[@malindurashmika8386]

Interesting

[@abcdeeeeff]

What is the size/dimension of the plane you used please tell.

[@gablemckrawll2841]

Why should we use Anchor Points instead of folders with a black mask?

[@vitaliiandronov8629]

That's what I was looking for. One question: what about lightmap behaviour with trimmed UV sheets? Or we need to make another unwrapping in another UV channel?

[@marymcdevitt6524]

Yes, you will need another UV channel for your lightmap. I always put my nonoverlapping UVs on the second channel.

[@howl13]

tonights gonna be a major raged then!! thanks for the tutorial.

[@adamplechaty]

Hmmm, doesn't eyeballing the trims negatively impact the texel density? How do we know the (for ex.) red stripe won't be too wide or too narrow for our unwrapped mesh?

[@00walid]

You set the texel density of your uv shell to the resolution you desire and place it where u want, scale it down to get bigger stripes and vice versa...just play around it in the uv space

[@erykkowal8911]

where do you get more normal brushes?

[@naokoteru]

[@supasuoasuoasupa1939]

very interesting. Just a question, how do you create or acquire the sci fi normal maps to be placed as trim sheets? at 15:50?

[@EthanFilms]

those ship with Painter, I believe

[@katherinematejek8125]

Is there a PDF version of any of this stuff that I could refer back to by any chance?

[@patriotaRBC]

I wonder: can you use smart materials to make this ? Like using smart materials on those different sections to create a trim sheet for example for a Building with a bricks, concrete, glass etc

[@Bulborb1]

Yes you can, since the information for roughness, color, etc is baked onto the texture image files, which are then mapped onto the low poly mesh

[@VertexRage]

The sample files link leads to nowhere. Can we get it fixed?

[@EmvyBeats]

If you have a problem with your normals looking funny, sometimes the lighting you are using has a big part in that.

[@franman51]

When I tried to export my plane onto 3D Substance Painter and enabled Polygon fill in Painter, it shows triangulation. Now I tried exporting the mesh with both Triangulate enabled/disabled and it still shows triangulation in Painter. How do you show the plane in Painter w/o any display of triangulation when I opened the Polygon Fill tool?

[@Substance3D]

Painter is guaranteed to not edit your mesh, so you probably already imported it with triangulation.

[@Substance3D]

are you using the quad selection fill option?

[@franman51]

@@Substance3D Yes, but it still fills triangles.

[@bennyweimer2345]

@@franman51 if you exporting in an fbx, the fbx exporter may have triangulated it.

[@CreepyC]

Gotta love when you are following a tutorial and they time lapse lmao what the hell

[@emilerodriguez2376]

voice like Emiel Sleegers

[@Substance3D]

It is Emiel Sleegers ;)

[@kadirsugar7894]

i'm senior 3d Environment Artist

[@inhri]

What a weird choice to do your trimsheets in Painter :/

[@gio3061]

DAMN he's dutch. He's so dutch i can't watch