Layers and Scene Assembly | Lesson 3 | Adobe Substance 3D Modeler Full Course

[@AlexHuneycutt]

Thank you for putting this together. You've gone at a much more appraochable pace than the official Adobe tutorials. Makes it easier to follow.

[@zinteractive]

Glad it was helpful!

[@onyrisvex5991]

Much better than the Adobe tutorials. Thank you for explaining everything in detail!

[@zinteractive]

Happy to help!

[@MJA6995]

I agree. I started using this software recently and went to Adobe's page for it. No details, no in depth explanations. Thank you for creating this Zeeshan

[@alfonsoberroyaelosua1068]

Thanks for the tutorials! Do you know ho to reset layer origin or symmetrical plane to 0,0,0 or center of the scene?

[@zinteractive]

"Hey there! 👋 Resetting the layer origin or symmetrical plane to the center of the scene (0,0,0) in Adobe Substance 3D Modeler is pretty straightforward. Here's a quick guide: *Select the Layer/Object:* Make sure to select the layer or object you want to reset. *Find Transformation Tools:* Go to the panel or toolbar where you have object manipulation or scene setup options. *Reset Position:* Look for an option to input the position manually. Enter 0 for X, Y, and Z fields to bring it to the scene's center. *Adjust Symmetrical Plane:* If it's about the symmetrical plane, find the symmetry settings. Reset or align it with the global origin (0,0,0). *Apply Changes:* Don’t forget to apply or confirm your changes. Hope this helps! Note that steps may vary slightly based on your software version. For specific issues, the official Adobe guides and tutorials are super helpful. Good luck! 🌟"

[@alfonsoberroyaelosua1068]

@@zinteractive Thanks for the help! Unfortunatelly, That is my main problem. I do not see where I can find submenus for both symmetrical and layer options. In Medium it was straightforward, but I do not see in Modeller. I tried searching in docummentation, but with no luck. Could you send me screenshots of how to reach that windows (panel toolbar and symmetry settings) Thanks in advance!

[@zinteractive]

@@alfonsoberroyaelosua1068 To access the symmetry settings and layer options in Adobe Substance 3D Modeler, you can follow these steps: 1. Symmetry Settings: The symmetry settings can be accessed through the Actions menu. Right-click in the viewport to open the Actions menu. Under the "Symmetry and Repetition" section, you'll find options for Mirror symmetry, Radial symmetry, and Kaleidoscopic symmetry, among others. These options are context-dependent, requiring layer scope for activation. 2. Layer Options: For managing layers, the Actions menu also provides various options. You can create new layers, duplicate selections, group or ungroup objects, and more. The Actions menu is context-sensitive, so the available actions will depend on your current selection or the part of the scene you're working on.

[@alfonsoberroyaelosua1068]

Thanks again@@zinteractive ! I already knew that options, but they do not allow you to change the axis to 0, 0, 0 in each coordinate. The same happens with symmetry layer; you can not change the symmetry plane manually. I understood in your first comment that it was possible, sorry "Reset Position: Look for an option to input the position manually. Enter 0 for X, Y, and Z fields to bring it to the scene's center." Adjust Symmetrical Plane: If it's about the symmetrical plane, find the symmetry settings. Reset or align it with the global origin (0,0,0)." As in Oculus Medium it was possible, I hope that there will be an option to change manually or snap the gizmo to the center of the 3D mass, as in Blender

[@orphydiancg7759]

do you use a drawing table usually? I wonder if its not too tedious to use a mouse

[@zinteractive]

I am not using drawing tablet, its all mouse.

[@orphydiancg7759]

@@zinteractive it can be very tedious because you need to use the smooth brush all the time and do those stroke with a mouse.

[@mdabdussalam5892]

Please permission to see next part.

[@zinteractive]

its a weekly lesson, so you have to wait for each video every week, but if you want to watch all the lessons together then you can join my early bird membership plan,