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Updating texture resources in SPainter?

gnoop
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I do "reload"  in library  for each  texture separately.  then open updater window , hit refresh , then update all. 

A huge pain in a...    especially if you work with Designer  and output materials as textures constantly .  It's much more time-savy than  using sbsars  which never work properly .   

I'm using Painter not that often . prefer other soft   but it seems to me it was  sort of less painful a while ago.  Am I missing something?

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  • poopipe
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    poopipe grand marshal polycounter
    there should be a resource updater plugin on one of the toolbars I think
  • poopipe
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    poopipe grand marshal polycounter
    also - if you're going to be iterating on a resource you can select where it's stored on import .  i forget which one I usually used but one of them makes it easier to manage what you've imported
  • gnoop
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    gnoop sublime tool
    poopipe said:
    there should be a resource updater plugin on one of the toolbars I think
    Thanks  poopipe   but this "resource updater" doesn't work  for me   before you first find and right click "reload" each texture  in  texture library . "refresh" button  in updater pane does nothing.    Not sure if it's a bug  or by design   



  • poopipe
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    poopipe grand marshal polycounter
    i had the misfortune to need to do this today (on a 2 year old version tbf) 

    my approach for minimal rage is as follows

    import the resource to the current session
    for every change, do that again and use the new version of the resource (using the handy text field to give it  unique tag)
    remember why you make a point of not importing resources into painter
    finish the tool, hand it over to art and don't touch painter again for a year.

    why?
    if you import to current session it will (should) discard any imported assets when you close painter - this saves you cleaning up all your iterations and means you avoid the misery attached to trying to reload the asset at all
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