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The Blender & Substance Texturing Workflow

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Release date:2020

Author:Jonathan Lampel

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

The Industry Standard for Texturing
Substance Painter and Substance Designer are excellent programs that are specifically made for texturing. Designer allows you to build complex procedural materials, and Painter allows you to apply those materials to your mesh using brushes, masks, and even particle simulations.They are both great tools to use alongside Blender, whether you’re making assets for games, animations, or visual effects.

Allegorithmic has a lot of videos showing you how to use their products, so in this course I’m not going to be teaching how to use these programs specifically. Instead, I’ll walk you through the workflow of how to best use them alongside Blender. I’ll go over the difference between materials and texture sets, how to edit the UV’s of multiple objects at the same time, exporting objects to substance painter, baking maps in Cycles to be used in Painter, creating a custom export configuration for Blender, how to use exported maps in Cycles, and much more. I’d recommend going through our Shader Forge PBR lessons before starting this course. It’s not required and you can complete this course without them, but they will help you get a good understanding of what physically based shading is all about and why Substance uses it as its main paradigm

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2 Comments

  1. Hi Admin,
    do you have Drawing Portraits in Charcoal
    with Nathan Fowkes
    or any portrait course by Nathan Fowkes
    Thank You,
    May you & your loved ones stay safe and healthy.

  2. Can you get your hands on Polygon Runway’s “Become a 3D illustrator!” tutorial? He is one of the best in isomatric blender works and I can’t find no other good alternative to this course!

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