8 simple steps to Sci-fi panels in substance painter (featuring anchor points, decals and emission)

[@leitecunha]

Fast and straight to the point, no nonsense. Good video, man.

[@3dsculptingtutorials]

I hate unnecessarily long tutorials myself, so I try to keep it as short as possible. Good to hear its appreciated!

[@frosti8787]

best substance tutorial i've seen! this helped so much. thanks, you're really talented.

[@nicolas404]

Really good video, the anchor point for the normals works great! Tranks a lot

[@SirDMX]

Hoping to see more tutorials like this! you are awesome! :D thank you so much

[@3dsculptingtutorials]

I plan to! I appreciate it :)

[@Cyber_Kriss]

04:40 in japanese this means "do you want fries on monday"

[@mahmoudzaefi2958]

Thank you very much :)

[@RohanGulig]

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[@SudipBhatt92]

Thanks .. its helpfull 👍🏼

[@3dsculptingtutorials]

Glad to hear that!

[@danksley]

its quicker I think to have scratches confer metallic=true, base color change, and lower roughness with the same scratch map.

[@3dsculptingtutorials]

You're right, that would work well!

[@justinwetch]

Great tutorial! Just subscribed.