How to export a model from 3ds max to Substance Painter

[@freedomwithkwesi284]

I do not have to option to select bake to texture.

[@spacekusa]

hold ctrl when you dragging material on mesh, much easier. 😉

[@whiteakers]

My god. finally! Thank you. So you figured this out because all of the most obvious processes (including the Adobe official tutorial) dont work right?

[@manolisponiris]

Hi, Thank you for your comment. I completely agree with you, this took me an inordinate amount of time to figure out because all of the documentation is so poor. I also wanted to make a video which was straight to the point, that point is it should not take more than 5 minuets to do this additionally you shouldn't need multiple texture sets which slows down the entire workflow.

[@whiteakers]

@@manolisponiris Sincere thanks!

[@JoniinnanenDesign]

Great video! :)

[@manolisponiris]

Thanks!

[@anotherdoseofcorey7834]

I combined all my assets together and for some reason, it doesn't keep them on one layer despite being done exactly as instructed it's unbelievably frustrating because I did a test import but added a few more materials. Not sure why it keeps splitting the ID's into different material layers.

[@crysis3cz]

Hi, I am just trying this method, but after I click on bake, the final picture is full black and it doesnt have colors with model. Do you know, where can be problem? Thank you!

[@deadliftlordprem]

awesome !!!

[@manolisponiris]

Thank you so much!

[@santiagorestrepo2000]

where did the png diffuse file came from?

[@manolisponiris]

Hi, Thanks for watching the video. I hope you found it useful. If you are referring to the other two diffuse that appear in 3ds max, it simply musty have been my third attempt at making the video. :)

[@LordBigOoof]

why no just export from 3ds and then bake in sub

[@se5d]

dude increase the font size. save the nerves of you viewers and your eyes. can't see shit