How To Create Stylized Textures in Substance Painter - Beginners tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มิ.ย. 2023
- A short and simple tutorial on creating stylized, painterly textures in Substance Painter. There are many ways to do this, this is just how I do it. I wanted to keep the tutorial short and simple, please play around with the settings yourself to reflect the style needed for your project! If people would like to see longer videos where I will go more in-depth, leave a comment and let me know.
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The quality of the sculpted high poly tree is the true unsung hero though. That’s doing most of the leg work.
Thank you, Yes this texturing method is 90% the sculpt!
Hi @rosiejarvisart! Your tutorial is a fantastic resource for the 3D community, and we've added it to a playlist on our channel so others can learn from you. Keep up the great work!
ahh thank you! I love the software and am currently working on a few other Painter and Designer tutorials
'Beginners Tutorial' Already blown away by the quality of work this came out as. Thanks for sharing this tutorial, really going to be helpful with the project I'm on. Looks great!
Thank you I am so glad it is helpful!
Wonderful! Love this amount of info per unit of time. Such and easy video to scroll through or look through in the timeline!
Thank you! I was really aiming to condense it down to only important information
Very great tutorial to give us an example of where to start and how to do it. Thank you!
Exactly what I needed thanks!
just found your channel and you have some of the best tutorials out there! please keep posting!
thank you so much!
love it. more please.
We have a very similiar workflow in substance. Very cool!
Saw this on your Twitter. Thank you, was ever so good.
This is a huge help, thank you❤
Brilliant work, would love to see more in the future!
thanks!
Very helpful video, thanks!
Thank you!
this is awesome! more tuts thanks :D
thx for the tuto, super usefull
Here's a quick tip, if you hold down Alt while you click color, you only select the color channel ^^ Also thanks for the tutorial!
Oh thanks that's really helpful!
Great tutorial, I used to hand paint my stylized textures in photoshop back in the day and was wondering how I could use Substance to speed up the process. And also make it accessible to a team who didn't cut there teeth hand painting textures in Phototshop (the good old days). This is perfect. Thanks!
This helped so much! Thank you!
Thank you I am glad it was helpful for you!
Wow) Thanx for sharing)
Really helpful, thank you so much!
glad it is useful, thank you!
Very useful tutorial! Thank you very much!
Thank you!
Awesome video and explanation, thanks a lot!!
Thank you!
Really REALLY Beautiful!!
thanks!
It's great
What a perfect tutorial ! +1 Sub !
Thanks!
I believe that you can use the ao generator to get the dark brown colour into the cracks that you paint at 3:24 and then you can use a mask on top of it to help break it up. Nice tutorial, good luck and god bless :)
Yeah you can! honestly I just like painting so I tend to always paint when I can, there are many ways to texture and up to the artist's personal preference
Show what is needed in 5 mins vs 1 hour, great work. subscribed.
thats the goal! thanks!
Amazing work! Have you made any tutorial on sculpting that high poly mesh? Or something similar? Really curious to see your workflow
Thanks! I haven't made any sculpting tutorials yet but it is on my list, I'm just not sure what aspect of sculpting to focus on yet
I love stylized models :') could you do material painting tutorial in the future?
Yeah I will be!
So the only painting was on the base color? Roughness and metal were just determined by the sculpt?
Amazing! did you create the base model through modeling and then copy it into sculpting to make the details, or did you start by sculpting the high poly version and then retopologise it to get the low poly version? Thanks!
Thanks! I created the base in Zbrush using Zpheres and created adaptive skin, sculpted the big details into that then took it into Maya to retopologize and UV and make general tweaks, then took it back into Zbrush to create the sculpt at the start of the video I used for baking in Substance Painter. I think I will do a sculpting tutorial soon and talk about the entire asset pipeline.
Excuse me, theres a configuration for Normal maps?
I'm fairly surprised that these UVs of yours didn't have any nasty seams popping up due to aliasing at the curved edges. How did you accomplish that one? Whenever I explort my meshes this way, I often end up with ugly seams in the mesh maps
i really enjoyed this video, however it would be great if you would explain what the things you click do, thanks for sharing!
Thanks , I was purposefully keeping this video short but I will be making a longer one explaining more later!
Hey Rosie, I'm curious if your freelance? I'm in the process of looking for talent for the development of a vertical slice and I love your work.
Hey, I do!
I post my availability on Twitter :
twitter.com/rosiejarvisart
Uv map realy bad
this is fake where is natural hand paint its like you making the program do all hard work then you paint little details... what is this plz just answer me without hate plz
I never said it was a hand painted tutorial - and the sculpt is done by hand and does a lot of the work, this was just a short tutorial for making quick textures pretty quickly. I will be making a purely hand painted tutorial soon!
The gall to talk like that and request to be responded with no hate
worst uv unwrap ever
Thank you so much! This is helping me already so much. 🥹 I hope there is a chance you may be able to talk more in depth of how to uv unwrap objects and chars that are more stylized and painterly like yours.
Thanks! I will add that to the list of videos I am going to make in the future