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Substance Painter Texturing for Beginners by NextTut (Update)

Release date:2022, March

Author:Nexttut Education Pvt.Ltd.

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

What Will I Learn?

  • Realistic texturing
  • Hand Painted texturing
  • Organic texturing
  • How to make custom material and Masks
  • Export texture sets for any render engine
  • Work with SD materials inside Substance 3D Painter

Requirements
This course is not covering the modeling part and you need to know how to create the 3d model for your projects. (course 3d models are included)
You should have Substance 3D Painter version 7.4.1 and above.

Description
Do you want to know how to make any textures with Substance 3D Painter?
Then I welcome you to Substance painter texturing for beginners course.

WHY SHOULD YOU LEARN FROM ME:
My name is Hamidreza and I have been a 3D Artist for animation and VFX for about 8 years now. I have worked on many short animations and a few long animated movies.

BENEFITS:
By the end of this course,
You’ll be able to texture props and organic characters in realistic or hand painted style with Substance Painter.
You will be able to make texture for any kind of asset.

WHAT WILL I LEARN:

  • Substance 3D Painter UI and navigation
  • Realistic texturing
  • Hand Painted texturing
  • How to make custom material and Masks
  • Work with SD materials inside Substance 3D Painter
  • Rendering using Iray, Substance 3D Painter’s default render engine
  • Organic texturing
  • Export texture sets for any render engine

COURSE PROJECTS:
We will start by knowing the Substance 3D Painter UI and navigation.
In chapter two, we make a realistic texture for an antique telephone.
We didn’t forget the hand painted texturing! In chapter three we will make a texture for a sci-fi asset with hand paint techniques.
In chapter four, we learn how to use an outside material inside Substance 3D Painter. for example materials from Substance 3D Designer.
Finally, we will wrap things up with an organic asset. In chapter five we will make a texture for an organic asset and learn how to use Subsurface scattering inside Substance 3D Painter.

IS THIS COURSE RIGHT FOR ME:
This course is for those who want to learn new texturing methods.
This is a starter course for beginners and it is designed to teach you whatever you need to start using Substance 3D Painter in your projects.

WHO IS NOT THE IDEAL STUDENT:
This course is designed for absolute Substance 3D Painter beginners,

WHAT SHOULD I KNOW OR HAVE FOR THE COURSE:
This course is not covering the modelling part and you need to know how to create the 3d model for your projects. (course 3d models are included)
You should have Substance 3D Painter version 7.4.1 and above.

JOIN ME NOW:
Join me and learn how to make all kinds of textures for your future projects.

Who is the target audience?
This course is for those who want to learn all type of texturing like realistic, hand painted and skin etc.

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01 Introduction
1 Promo Video
2 Download Project Files
3 Substance Painter interface and navigation

02 Making a Realistic Asset
04 Baking mesh maps
05 Masking
06 Phone body
07 Rotary dial
08 Handset, Switch arm and cord
09 Clean up
10 Export textures and render

03 Hand-Painted Texturing with Substance 3D Painter
11 Introduction to Hand Paint texturing
12 Book base
13 Wavemeter
14 Locking mechanism
15 Environment
16 Clean up

04 Working with Custom Materials
17 How to work with custom materials
18 Bathroom wall
19 Sink
20 Faucet tap
21 Mirror and Towel rack
22 Soap and lamp
23 Clean up
24 Export textures and render

05 Texturing an Organic Asset
25 Introduction to subsurface scattering
26 Preparing for SSS
27 Skin texture
28 Eyes
29 Ears and tail
30 Tusk and Hair
31 Environment
32 Clean up and Render

06 Conclusion
33 Final words
Project Files-Substance.7z
Substance Painter Texturing for Beginners (1080p Update)_Subtitles.7z

1. Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Download Project Files
3. Substance Painter interface and navigation

2. Making a realistic asset
1. Baking mesh maps
2. Masking
3. Phone body
4. Rotary dial
5. Handset, Switch arm and cord
6. Clean up
7. Export textures and render

3. Handpainted texturing with Substance 3D Painter
1. Introduction to Hand Paint texturing
2. Book base
3. Wavemeter
4. Locking mechanism
5. Environment
6. Clean up

4. Working with custom materials
1. How to work with custom materials
2. Bathroom wall
3. Sink
4. Faucet tap
5. Mirror and Towel rack
6. Soap and lamp
7. Clean up
8. Export textures and render

5. Texturing an organic asset
1. Introduction to subsurface scattering
2. Preparing for SSS
3. Skin texture
4. Eyes
5. Ears and tail
6. Tusk and Hair
7. Environment
8. Clean up and Render

6. Conclusion
1. Final Words

[Udemy] Substance Painter Texturing for Beginners by NextTut.7z
[Udemy] Substance Painter Texturing for Beginners by NextTut_Subtitles.7z


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5 Comments

  1. hi, thanks for the course
    can you upload Nexttut’s Hard surface course…here’s the link:-
    “https://www.udemy.com/course/zbrush-2022-hard-surface-sculpting-for-beginners/”

    Thx for the course.

  2. hey it would be super doper awesomke if you upload this course “Zbrush 2022 Hard Surface Sculpting for Beginners”

    https://www.udemy.com/course/zbrush-2022-hard-surface-sculpting-for-beginners/

    thanks in advance

  3. The file from the Chapter 05 “26 Preparing for SSS” and “32 Clean up and Render” are the same one as “27 Skin texture” 🙁

  4. Its the same with the older version, “2. Preparing for SSS” and “8. Clean up and Render” are “3. Skin Texture”

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