Substance Painter 1.0 is here!

Jerc

[size=+3]Substance Painter 1.0 is out![/size]

It's been a long and fun ride since we first started drafting what would ultimately become Substance Painter, more than 2 years ago.

I'd like to thank all of you guys for your feedback and your trust. The tool has come a long way since our first alpha almost a year ago, and this is thanks to all your remarks, complaints and rants, keep'em coming!

Of course we won't stop at 1.0 and we still got tons of new treats and crazy features in stores for Substance Painter before our world domination plans become a reality.

Thank you and keep on creating awesome art!

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okog1BQ65KM"]Substance Painter 1.0 Launch Trailer - YouTube[/ame]

claydough

congratulations! 3d painting and texturing solutions needed this competitive excitement.

cman2k

root

I've been really enjoying the beta up to this point! Can't wait for the update to download tonight.

Leinad

This looks pretty sweet, I am quite excited!

Rob Macko

Congrats on the release The more I look into Substance the more I want to use it

downarmy

sweet thanks for all the hardwork!

tungerz

Congrats on all of your hard work getting painter to 1x
Kudos to all of the devs.

Cheers,
~Tung

LaurentiuN

Yeey, this is just perfect :> Thank you:)

shaderfx

This looks really cool. Well Done!

Aga22

this is gonna be epic. downloading trial nao.

JedTheKrampus

This software has everything I want in a texture painter except a way to easily make straight lines, and Linux support.

littleclaude

So good!

Zarakun

I'm a complete stranger to Substance Suite, but it seems really tempting
Just a noobish question, do I need the substance designer in my workflow to get the full potential out of Painter or is this just great as a stand alone application?

Froyok

Zarakun wrote: »

I'm a complete stranger to Substance Suite, but it seems really tempting
Just a noobish question, do I need the substance designer in my workflow to get the full potential out of Painter or is this just great as a stand alone application?

You can use Painter alone, as long you are fine by using bitmaps for your custom effects. However with custom substances you could create tools and brushes more easily that would fit a lot of different situations.

Thomas P.

Personally loving Substance Painter and Designer (as well as B2M3). Wanted to get some rough looking/weathered/old/painted wood on this Table model of mine. I baked AO and Curvature maps in Designer and then took it to Painter. There, I took a good looking wood base and worked my way towards the look I wanted. Loving it (as I did before).

Zarakun

Froyok wrote: »

You can use Painter alone, as long you are fine by using bitmaps for your custom effects. However with custom substances you could create tools and brushes more easily that would fit a lot of different situations.

Thanks for the information, this is definitely a suite I will add to my toolset on the short term. Is it frequently used by the industry?

Jerc

It's used in some way or another by a whole bunch of AAA studios out there and around 20k indies. We can't talk specifics but if you take a peak on our website you'll see quotes from Dice, Naughty Dog or Ubisoft as a small sample of Substance users

Dataday

Loving it so far, is there an eta on some toggle to turn off tiled stencils?

Thomas P.

On a slightly related note, if you plan on using Unity 5 or are using it already you should cast your vote on Specular vs Metallic PBR workflow here:

http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/official-specular-vs-metallic-workflow.274612/

As a Substance Painter/Designer user I feel strong about using "Metallic".



Thomas

zk87

Is there any way to emmite handpainted textures with substance painter?

CreativeHD

Congrats on the release guys! Have been using it and loving it since it first entered beta!