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[Substance Painter] Best approach texturing modular meshes?
How do you guys approach texturing modular meshes in painter? Let's say I have different wall panels for a building and I want the texture edges between different ones lining up just right. My only thought was to well, snap the panels or whatever together in whatever combination I need them, apply a different shader to… -
Re: [Substance Painter] Best approach texturing modular meshes?
You can work with UDIMS in Painter. This'll allow you to paint a single stroke (for example) across two different texture sets, have them share a single layer stack and so on. Each UDIM tile will export as its own texture set, so there's no requirement for the game engine to also use UDIMs.… -
Re: [Substance Painter] Best approach texturing modular meshes?
cheeseontoast's suggestion in combination with cunning UV layouts would allow you to merge the resultant UDIM textures into a single page if that's what you require as output -
Re: [Substance Painter] Best approach texturing modular meshes?
Hey :) Rarely texture tiling modules individually. I apply tiling textures - requires tiling UVs consistent across all modules. Then, to break up and detail the large modules, a layer of detail meshes (edges, openings, damage) is added. And a blending material also helps. Oh, just noticed this topic is painter specific,…
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