Your Substance Painter Viewport Sucks and Here's the Solution

[@canarikal]

Great thanks a lot! Additionally; as a photographer and an environment artist I'd recommend arranging your focal length to 50 mm instead of arranging FOV because 50 mm is most least distortion-causing length regarding digital photography values

[@samridhamajumdar9769]

Active bend normals and change tone mapping to aces.

[@AadamKhor2507]

Thnx man for sharing the trick, would love to see the entire game art course

[@SeanChristianBellinger]

Changing your color profile to match your engine of choice is one of the better...and cheaper....solutions.

[@abendstern51]

2:13 - I am wondering if there is any way to export from Marmoset HDR to Substance Painter? Marmoset's HDR file format is .tbsky, damn.

[@plaz2015]

Great tips! Is there a way to ensure these settings are configured by default with each new project?

[@iggliuz3548]

pls make a video how to create realistic textures in substance painter

[@delta_shift]

Great video, thanks for sharing! One question, if you have time or anyone reading this knows. I'm new to Substance Painter and I can't figure out why dropping a vector image onto a model has aliasing all over the edges. The materials look good and sharp, but a vector on a model looks jagged and low res. No idea what's causing it. Thanks

[@ArtOfPilgrim]

@@delta_shift it could be a multitude of reasons. Like document resolution, bad UVs to low Res monitor. Could any of these be the issue?

[@delta_shift]

@@ArtOfPilgrim Hey, thanks for getting back to me, I appreciate it. I don't think it's caused by any of the suggestions you've mentioned. Sounds like this could be a difficult one to fix without actually showing you. I asked on the off chance it's a common problem that could easily be fixed, but it doesn't sound like it. I'll keep looking for answers, but thanks for the reply regardless.

[@krystianspl2134]

Does viewport settings save automatically? I dont want to do it on every project thx and great video!

[@davidtikwa423]

i tend to do ACES or LOG and change color profile to sRGB which helps aswell while texturing but indeed as u mentioned can be misleading at times depends on the UE setup youre trying to mimic

[@PolyCrafted]

Great Video! Totally improved my experience! Is it possible to save these settings as default?

[@AlxTR240]

Great stuff! Thanks for sharing

[@voncyborg1668]

why your toolbag4 viewport in 4k resolution looks very normal, i'm in 4k viewport is blurry, everything else is ok except viewport.

[@eobiri]

Awesome, any video on ACES workflow in Substance Painter?

[@anthonybrun2676]

Dont be afraid to use vray to check results.

[@mr.zomboss]

Prototype 17 cool gun 😎

[@gomaz1983]

👍

[@polozad]

Step 7: use ACES tonemapping.

[@ArtOfPilgrim]

yes/no - i didn't include it because it can kind of be misleading when texturing - fine for rendering/in-game but perhaps not so much for texturing phase.

[@johnnytwinjacket]

I find that sensitometric tonemapping looks almost the same as aces in marmoset, so if you texturing for render in toolbag, you can use it

[@polozad]

​@@ArtOfPilgrim yeah, you're right. Every post-effect is misleading. But when you work in linear you may miss PBR values because the colors look washed out.

[@davidtikwa423]

@@johnnytwinjacket that's a really good one but you should adjust with the color profiling by yeah everything is misleading cause if even your monitor is off it's all off haha

[@larstrippen5403]

I think there is a filter called pbr validation, it Helps you get the right values ​@@polozad