How to Texture Game Props with Substance Painter

After watching this tutorial you will learn how to texture hard surface props in Substance Painter. This video is part of a series on how to prepare real-time game ready assets in a real production pipeline.
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Software used in Tutorial:
Maya 2020
PureRef
Substance Painter 2020.2.1
Concept/Reference Art - Filippo Ubertino: www.artstation.com/artwork/oA...
#3D #substancepainter #lowpoly #gameart
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Table of Contents
0:00 Introduction
0:22 Overview
1:20 Painted metal material workflow
15:34 Dirty/Dusty Metal
17:58 Brushed Metal
19:00 Painting decals and Displays
22:45 Add emissive/glow effects
25:48 Add glass/transparency effect
27:05 LookDev with Iray
28:03 Conclusion
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[@thevision2380]

Every single tutorial you made is very useful. You explain everything very well. Thanks for sharing!

[@Ryan3D_Games]

x2

[@OnMars3D]

Thank you, happy to help!

[@MyFahad1990]

Prefect

[@zeddgamedesigner]

Thank you it was very helpfull....

[@asvanum]

Thank you sir I have learned a lot more from you than I learned from my institute. This whole series was surreal to watch.

[@OnMars3D]

Thank you, happy to help!

[@vicentebarrr6965]

I love your videos I’ve learned so much thanks 🙏 ….. could you ever make a video about substance painter and how to use it in a deeper level? Or from scratch?

[@OnMars3D]

Yeah, I can definitely cover Substance Painter/Texturing at a deeper level in future videos.

[@fran.fernandez]

How to bake or export the udim as normal uv for game dev?

[@OnMars3D]

That is what I am covering in the next video :)

[@MyFahad1990]

Can you make a tutorial how ti add a logo on model For example in a tire model i saw a Michelin logo on the tire.

[@MyFahad1990]

Thanks Aunmar for every single Tut :)

[@OnMars3D]

I could look into that, I would start with creating the custom logos in Photoshop then bring them into Substance Painter to create normal map/height maps.

[@reign225]

3:20 That uv tile icon thumbnail is not being shown in my SP , how do i enable that.

[@OnMars3D]

What version of SP are you using?

[@Lyco0n]

You do not use udim in neither Unity nor U4 right?

[@OnMars3D]

Both Unreal and Unity support UDIMs, I will be showing how to setup UDIMs in UE in my next video.

[@Lyco0n]

@@OnMars3D Hmm it is still 8 separate materials, any advantage in using UDIMS instead of just normal UV map?

[@OnMars3D]

It's not 8 separate materials, its 5 UDIMs which is applied to one, single material/texture set. If I used multiple UV maps, I'd have to use multiple materials to get the same result as this single material UDIM workflow. The next video is the final video where I show everything coming together in Unreal Engine.

[@Lyco0n]

@@OnMars3D Yeah it may be one material but still it uses 8 draw calls, hence it is the same performance wise to 8 separate materials, this is the best to my understanding, so I was just wondering if there is some advantage to this workflow, thank you for replies!

[@hectorsersi4100]

Wait but UDIMs are not supported in Games, so why do you use them in the tutorial?

[@OnMars3D]

There is support for UDIMs in Unreal Engine, it's just a form of texture streaming which is used in games for a while. They aren't used everywhere but the capability is there.