How To Make Fancy Scooter Textures in Substance Painter - Part 3

[@arvidurs]

This completes the Vespa Series! Thanks @Stuart Bunkell for the asset and thank YOU for the support on the channel!
Leave a COMMENT below what you learned in this series! Arvid

[@atTheHop]

You're a great texture artist. I enjoyed this series and the Shop of Horrors one you did.

[@nikashsn24]

This tutorial is helping me very much to learn and sharp the knowledge of texturing in Substance.

[@dancherry814]

Another brilliant tutorial thanks Arvid! Some great tips and techniques in this series. Saved to a playlist for future reference.

[@niket9691]

These videos are like gems for students like us can't afford to pay for expensive tutorials. Thank you so much 🙏 and keep making these types of videos😭❤️

[@marcelogonzalez9565]

This is a really cool tutorial, it's a treasure. Thanks once again for sharing this knowledge for those who can't access to it other way, me included.

[@udayakumar7665]

Awsome, very smart workflow.

[@zofo264]

Nice Vespa!

[@BaydamK]

You are the best man in the world! Thanks a lot for sharing this work!

[@BaydamK]

King of substance

[@human6944]

Amazing tutorial as usual, thank you so much

[@arvidurs]

You're very welcome!

[@slothsarecool]

Awesome series, thank you!

[@10minuteartist87]

Thats why we love to learn 3D software for making something awesome.......superb

[@devpanchal8650]

Hey! Can you make some nuke compositing tutorials series like substance?

[@yobased2872]

Thanks for the tutorial. Wish I could follow through to the end but Nuke is just ridiculously expensive at $5k or $500 per year.

[@abhinavtomar8493]

Really you do great job make more tutorial like this

[@arvidurs]

thanks so much, will do :)

[@TheYoukarel]

great series of videos, Thanks ! Pls, whats the name of soft for showing the pictures in the front of programms? (The image previews of photos thumbnails), thanks !

[@spencerbigum1309]

Do you have an intro course on setting up and using Arnold with Maya? Your render turned out so good!

[@arvidurs]

hey - yeah I do have quite a few if you check my uploaded videos. probably from 2-3 years ago but most of them are still valid

[@jonanderdasneves4210]

Why did you use sRBG for roughness map? Isn't it better in raw?
Nice video btw

[@arvidurs]

Yeah not sure now - but maybe I had srgb baked in? Today I would just export as raw

[@jonanderdasneves4210]

@@arvidurs thank you for your answer! Nice video btw

[@SuranjayaPriyanath]

I am not a 3d artist. But watched all 3 videos.
Substance part is very enjoyable and looking fun. But Maya part is pain in the a&$ 😅
Great work ❤😊

[@phantomnull0]

thank you so much for this such detailed tutorial, I have a question though, why do you need to use both height map and normal in the Maya, I thought the bump information are all exported from the substance within the normal map already...

[@arvidurs]

yeah probably no necessary - I just gave me another level of control. Bump is 2d and Normal is 3d.

[@thoran6279]

"Seems like you guys are still watching"? Hell yeah!!

[@arvidurs]

haha thanks :D

[@crumpledtissue]

Thank you for these series. You mentioned in the end that you did composing tutorial in Nuke, and i too remember that tutorial, but i can't find it in your videos right now( Anyone remember where wa it? Thanks in advance.

[@arvidurs]

Yeah it’s in the end of part 3. Check out the chapters

[@DesignerKartik]

OHH YEAHHH (3DK)

[@xEnjoiiLifex]

I know this was a year ago but I my materials are refusing to show up in maya. nothing i do, no export setting nor import setting changes anything . its either white or black and nothing else. any idas?

[@MrChapisama]

Hello and thank you for the tutorial !
I got a problem. When I create a aiBump2d1 node, I don't have the Normal input (as shown there : th-cam.com/video/mexC2l0qtlU/w-d-xo.html) . I have the last version of Maya. Is anyone got an idea ?

[@nikashsn24]

I am asking you something plz dnt judge me wrong.
Why dnt you make a tutorials how to model Waspa?