Creating a Painted Wood Material in Substance Painter [TUTORIAL]

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In this tutorial we will go over creating a Painted Wood Material in Substance Painter. We will make use of different features of Substance Painter to create this Smart Material. You can use this material on any your project or model. We will start by adding a Base Layer of Wood and then we will build further upon that adding different layers to make the material more realistic. We will add a Paint Layer and add some scratches and damages to it to give the material a better feel. We will finish the material by adding some Dust layers and Roughness Variation. At last we will learn to create a Smart Material out of all this and then we will try adding this material onto a different model and try to customize the look of it.
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[@devriv8983]

Excellent tutorial, and very helpful. Thank you for sharing.

[@kidda74]

Thank you!

[@hathavirtualart]

why the color values you choose are so precise? We also need to do the same? is there any guideline available we should read?

[@boyblue80]

great video! I was wanting to change the paint layer to a blueish colour, but i noticed when i do that the clouds remain grey on top of the paint. Is there a quick method for solving that so that the clouds do not cover the paint colour? Many thanks for such a great tutorial!

[@PigeonSlayer]

Put the "paint" layers inside a group and put a passthrough layer on top where you change the color using a fill / filters. I usually had a HUE / Sat layer on top of my layer stack where I can easily tweak my colors (affects shadows, highlights, etc)