Substance Painter to Unreal Engine 5

This tutorial is your step-by-step guide to seamlessly bringing your Substance Painter textures into Unreal Engine 5. We've broken it down into two main sections:
🔹 Part 1: Learn how to export your textures specifically for Unreal Engine and create your custom template for quick and efficient use. Plus, we’ll compare the results of using a standard export vs. a custom template.
🔹 Part 2: Dive into Unreal Engine 5 to create a basic Master Material, integrate your Substance Painter textures, and set up control points for easy and fast adjustments.
Perfect for game developers and artists looking to enhance their workflow! 🛠✨
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23hours narrated Substance Painter Tutorial with 6 Project
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[@loveluach]

Awesome..... was looking for this so long. thanks for the tutorial

[@uchihadolfo]

I want this background template so much ! Do you guys have a tutorial ? or teach in your course ? i tried to make one, but its not too good.

[@SentriWorkshop]

Great video - thanks! Really interested to hear from you on whether you would change anything when dealing with this specific use case... I have a rifle mesh for example that is made up of 8-10 texture sets and I want to display several different skins on that rifle mesh using different textures per texture set. Would you create a MM and MI for each texture set and plug the textures in that way? If so, it is just a really tedious process when dealing with a "skin" system where you could have 20 different skins, 3-4 textures for each texture set, and 8-10 texture sets that make up the rifle skin. If I had 20 skins that I wanted to display, that's about 30-40 textures for each weapon skin you'd like to display. Would love to get any insight from you on making this process faster and more efficient.

[@naseral-deen6294]

Awesome

[@lancemarchetti8673]

Brilliant

[@blenderprog9988]

Super