I sometimes encounter an issue with deformed textures and losing details in some regions of my models, like normals or edge highlights, after importing my assets to Unreal. The reason being is that Unreal rounds up UV coordinate numbers, unless full precision UVs are enabled for static mesh: Here are some examples. Left is…
I agree, looking good technically. Would look into the paint application generally. What is the purpose and how was it applied (after construction)? Potential use cases: - wayfinding and marking of zones - Decorative (probably not in an industrial environment) - protective coating - ... For wayfinding I would try to keep…
There was an example posted somewhere within that Twitter thread- I can't find it, though. They showed the version the generator recreated as something akin to a messed up VHS tape- huge blocks of random colors and structural corruption
Have you looked at Adobe's site? Tons of great resources to get you going: https://substance3d.adobe.com/tutorials?software=Substance%203D%20Designer As just one example: https://substance3d.adobe.com/tutorials/courses/creating-a-tudor-house-wall
Both. You'll probably use vert paint, being cheap and effective way to blend materials, and probably masks, even if it's just a basic noise and gradient material function to break up vertex paint blending or height lerp from a height imput for example. Also don't forget decals on top of what ever solution you use.