Substance Textures in Marmoset

Chicken Dip

Hey guys, i am having some problems with my texturs in Marmoset from Substance Painter. It looks great inside Substance Painter but in Marmoset its just horrible. The strange thing is i have already made a model and rendered inside Marmoset which looked good (first time using substance)


Now with this new model everything just looks strange (second time using substance)
Substance Render


Marmoset Render

AdvisableRobin

Make sure that the Reflection slot is set to GGX and if you're using Metal/Rough you need to check the invert box on the gloss slot. Also make sure that your normal map slot isn't set to sRGB

NicolasW

Make sure gloss/roughness and metallic also have the sRGB box unchecked.

Chicken Dip

Hi guys so i have been messing around with what mentioned above but still to no avail. here is a comparison.



With GGX on it seems to really brighten it and turn my textures white. which look horribly wrong.

Froyok

From your Marmoset Toolbag interface it clearly show that your are still in Blinn-Phong and not GGX.

EarthQuake

You should also use the same sky/image based lighting content in both, with two different lighting environments, the end results will look significantly different even with perfectly matched shader setups.

instg8r

NicolasW wrote: »

Make sure gloss/roughness and metallic also have the sRGB box unchecked.

Is this only for materials created in Substance or in general?

NicolasW

It depends how you author your textures but the thing is:
in Substance Designer/Painter, these maps are interpreted by our shader as linear, consequently, you author them as linear and they should be interpreted the same way in any other renderer to get the same (or closest as possible) result.