I know man.... so many posters do that... all that filler drives me crazy. This should only take 30 seconds to explain, and its 5 minutes before he gets to the fucking point. Like we really need to hear about why we would change a mesh lol... can just assume its the reason one would look up such a video. Second.... why in the fuck we would have to look this up to begin with is completely beyond me. Substance Painter really needs to have mesh instancing and a refresh for it... its fucking ridiculous that this is not very straight forward and simple and that that would be overlooked to begin with. All pipeline apps should have mesh instancing and a refresh button for fucks sake. anyway thanks for posting the time.... and to the OP... thanks for the info, cheers everyone :)
I added a tiny little object to my model, didn't move any UVs, just added the uvs to a small bit of open space, but importing the new one with the tiny change just completely breaks absolutely every part of my textures. I have no idea why...
Hey... yes it will most likely do that. It gets confused quite easily if you 'add' anything new to it. So new UVs, new geometry and maybe a new material? When SP compares, it just breaks because there are things there that weren't there before. Whereas, if its a simple changle of existing geometry, then it can handle that.
Nice video, but my case is a little different, cause I didn't change the mesh, I mirrored an object in my model, adding an identical model to the mesh, updated it in th uv but for some reason it doesn't update on Substance, it gets black, even though the normals aren't reversed. Any Idea of how I can fiX it?
Hello ! Great video!! But I am having problems with something. I don't know if this can be done in the substance painter, but I am trying to add a substance painter project to another substance painter project. It is possible to do that, do you know what I must do to be able to do that? I tried to do what you did in this video (to import an OBJ file) to my project, and the substance painter allowed me to import the obj, but the previous model I had in that project was automatically disabled. It appears in TextureSetList, but it is locked. I hope you can help me because I am trying to solve this one week ago. Thanks a lot!
Hi so I redid the UVs to be more efficient with the space, and when I do this I see a 2nd untextured model standing next to the model I already worked on, and if I export the texture I only get images that correspond with the old UVs I originally painted on. Is there a way to get the texture to adapt to the new UVs on the new model I import in? Or do I need to start over? Thanks
Idk why everyone is complaining about the pace of the video. If you don't need or want to hear the stuff in the beginning that's what the fast forward button was made for hahah, just saying! Thanks for the tip man, super useful! I've wasted many hours not knowing this 😅
Question. I have a low and a high poly fbx file. Do i export both and bake them again in Painter? Or do I only update only one of them? I'm not sure what to do.
Thanks so much! I primarily make buildings, like the ones seen in Megaton, in Fallout 3, but I obviously want to have different points of entry into the building. So I have to go back into 3DS Max, cut the doorway out, etc. then bring it back into Substance painter and redo all of the texturing, which is a bit annoying as I only changed maybe 2% of the model lol. I do think that I'll try this on something smaller like a cube though, first.. I mean I'm not sure what its limits will be but there's no harm in trying right?
Hello ! For some reason, when I project the new mesh, if I make any change to my layers or just simply rebake my maps, all my textures gets moved all over the place, yet the UV's match, there's no translation/scale or even geometry modifications done between the old and new version (I actually just subdivided the model for more resolution). Any idea why and how to fix it ? thanks
Hi Naima, can you put it into context and explain exactly what you did... why you did it,etc. and maybe we can help you understanbd why it didn't work.
@@naimastef So you fundamentally changed the geometry? You didn't just move things around? If you add / delete geometry, it won't work because its then essentially a different mesh. If you make small adjustments and keep the same geometric structure, poly count, number of verts etc. that should be fine. I think SP gets confused if you fundamentally change it. Hope that helps.
@@KevsArtStuff Just invert the structure. Go first with the quick route and then just spend as much time as you want sorting out the details for those that actually want to learn all about the subject. You'll lose some viewers along the way but at least you're not generating bad blood with your audience.
Yeah but does this actually cover a change in UV's you made no changes to the UV's, Just the mesh The UV's are all in the same texture space?? Also, it took a long long time to get to the point. No one needs a back story of why your creating the video etc. Start with the fix, the fluff can come after. Or between talking about the important stuff. Priorites
The actual advice from 5:00 to 5:30, the rest is just fluff. Good tip though, thanks for that.
I know man.... so many posters do that... all that filler drives me crazy. This should only take 30 seconds to explain, and its 5 minutes before he gets to the fucking point. Like we really need to hear about why we would change a mesh lol... can just assume its the reason one would look up such a video. Second.... why in the fuck we would have to look this up to begin with is completely beyond me. Substance Painter really needs to have mesh instancing and a refresh for it... its fucking ridiculous that this is not very straight forward and simple and that that would be overlooked to begin with. All pipeline apps should have mesh instancing and a refresh button for fucks sake.
anyway thanks for posting the time....
and to the OP... thanks for the info,
cheers everyone :)
thanx you are genius
Ur the Man!!
Wish I scrolled down 5 minutes ago
@@alakazam8125 They do it to pad the run-time and get some more ad money.
Edit -> Project configuratin -> select and reload new mesh. Thanks!
Thx mate :D
You could've done this under a minute.. but thanks! It worked.
Thank you. Still relevant in 2022. Helped me fix something.
start from 5:00
I didn't know you could do this and this just showed up in my recommended right as I was about to start painting, wow thank you.
Very useful tip! I was able to redo my UV map minor changes without doing all the already done texture paint from zero. Thank you so much!
I added a tiny little object to my model, didn't move any UVs, just added the uvs to a small bit of open space, but importing the new one with the tiny change just completely breaks absolutely every part of my textures. I have no idea why...
Hey... yes it will most likely do that. It gets confused quite easily if you 'add' anything new to it. So new UVs, new geometry and maybe a new material? When SP compares, it just breaks because there are things there that weren't there before. Whereas, if its a simple changle of existing geometry, then it can handle that.
Oohh man, you're my hero, you saved my life. Thanks man I subscribed your channel for this. Thanks a lot!
That was INSANELY easy to follow!!! Earned a new subscriber!
why? the prick could have shown that in under 30 seconds, but dragged it out for 6 mins, what a piece of shit
Literally just saved me from having to entirely redo my final! Cheers! And thank you so much!
Does not work, it clears all the materials to none
you saved me of 3 hours more working on a project dude ... thanks
Just what I searched for, thank you! :)
Thank you KevlarOxy this helped me a lot :D
Nice video, but my case is a little different, cause I didn't change the mesh, I mirrored an object in my model, adding an identical model to the mesh, updated it in th uv but for some reason it doesn't update on Substance, it gets black, even though the normals aren't reversed. Any Idea of how I can fiX it?
Absolutely spot on, thank you
Thanks for the help really helped me. One recommendation and just a small one is to avoid dislikes just go right to the point if you can.
Legendary, just what I needed thanks.
Hello ! Great video!!
But I am having problems with something. I don't know if this can be done in the substance painter, but I am trying to add a substance painter project to another substance painter project.
It is possible to do that, do you know what I must do to be able to do that?
I tried to do what you did in this video (to import an OBJ file) to my project, and the substance painter allowed me to import the obj, but the previous model I had in that project was automatically disabled. It appears in TextureSetList, but it is locked. I hope you can help me because I am trying to solve this one week ago.
Thanks a lot!
Hi so I redid the UVs to be more efficient with the space, and when I do this I see a 2nd untextured model standing next to the model I already worked on, and if I export the texture I only get images that correspond with the old UVs I originally painted on. Is there a way to get the texture to adapt to the new UVs on the new model I import in? Or do I need to start over? Thanks
Thank you for the help! would be nice if my intro to 3d modeling prof. could have taught us that
I like the calm time-wastin' music.
Idk why everyone is complaining about the pace of the video. If you don't need or want to hear the stuff in the beginning that's what the fast forward button was made for hahah, just saying! Thanks for the tip man, super useful! I've wasted many hours not knowing this 😅
Thank you so much for this!
Thank you for the information!! It helped a lot.
very useful, thank you for that!
Thanks for this tip, just what i was looking for.
Hi Fyrefly... not a problem. Sorry it was a bit long... lesson learnt :)
Question. I have a low and a high poly fbx file. Do i export both and bake them again in Painter? Or do I only update only one of them? I'm not sure what to do.
You'll have to adjust both else the bake from high to low won't work.
@@KevsArtStuff Thank you!
Thanks so much! I primarily make buildings, like the ones seen in Megaton, in Fallout 3, but I obviously want to have different points of entry into the building. So I have to go back into 3DS Max, cut the doorway out, etc. then bring it back into Substance painter and redo all of the texturing, which is a bit annoying as I only changed maybe 2% of the model lol. I do think that I'll try this on something smaller like a cube though, first.. I mean I'm not sure what its limits will be but there's no harm in trying right?
If you go back into max to make changes, make sure you have 'Preserve UVs' switched on :)
Thank you.
Hello ! For some reason, when I project the new mesh, if I make any change to my layers or just simply rebake my maps, all my textures gets moved all over the place, yet the UV's match, there's no translation/scale or even geometry modifications done between the old and new version (I actually just subdivided the model for more resolution). Any idea why and how to fix it ? thanks
So you added geometry. Did you preserve the uvs when you did that? SP doesn't like it if you too many extra polys.
@@KevsArtStuff I did, and the UVs layout match on both version of the mesh, there's just extra divisions.
Thanks Bro!!!!
Thank you!
thank you!!
doesnt work , when I change the model it updates the whole layers resetting everything.
Hi Naima, can you put it into context and explain exactly what you did... why you did it,etc. and maybe we can help you understanbd why it didn't work.
@@KevsArtStuff I reuploaded a model to which I detached a part to replace the low poly ... It made all texture work done layers etc gone.
@@naimastef So you fundamentally changed the geometry? You didn't just move things around? If you add / delete geometry, it won't work because its then essentially a different mesh. If you make small adjustments and keep the same geometric structure, poly count, number of verts etc. that should be fine. I think SP gets confused if you fundamentally change it. Hope that helps.
@@KevsArtStuff ok makes sense... Thankyou.
Thanks :)
THANK YOOOUUUU VERY MUCH!! ^^
Ty
I dream of a shortcut to update the mesh automatically
25 seconds of the info in 6.5 minutes long video. There's a special place for this kind of people in hell
bro why so harsh.
dude your video is so much filler, try condensing your info instead of explaining what you are going to solve 4 times
I hear you Josh :)
@@KevsArtStuff Just invert the structure. Go first with the quick route and then just spend as much time as you want sorting out the details for those that actually want to learn all about the subject. You'll lose some viewers along the way but at least you're not generating bad blood with your audience.
5:07 is what you're looking for people :D
5:08
Yeah but does this actually cover a change in UV's you made no changes to the UV's, Just the mesh The UV's are all in the same texture space??
Also, it took a long long time to get to the point. No one needs a back story of why your creating the video etc. Start with the fix, the fluff can come after. Or between talking about the important stuff. Priorites
you could have done this tutorial in 30 seconds, but you needed to talk nonsesne for almost 7 minutes
Holy crap, get to the point lol
6 minutes btw
6 min video for a 10 sec tip.. thanks for wasting time
This tutorial is too long.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
No problem. Sorry it was a bit long, it wasn't intentional... glad it helped though :)
Thank you so much
great advice, thank you!