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Re: Do UV Shell/Islands need to be straight for good results?
You're welcome. On the last project I did in SP that bug was driving me crazy so I just ran a test similar to the one above to make sure it was just an SP visual glitch. There was another SP glitch before that one that showed bad triangulation due to the mipping algorithm, even though the mesh might be perfect in… -
Windows 10 Pro, 64-bit and RTX 2080 Ti 11Gb - TDR issue?
I installed SP 2018.3.3 for my new machine and this pops up: I checked the "step-by-step guide" you linked from that pop-up dialog, and I really don't want to go to and mess around with any sensitive registry stuff on my new PC. I didn't have this problem on my old PC with SP 2017. I'm wondering what kind of situations… -
Re: Substance going subscription only
I started with SP 2017, and it's been the most essential texturing tool for me... but I guess it's actually time to look for alternative solutions, since there's going to be nothing but downhill with "Allegorithmic", or should I say it's remains. My classic 2D texturing skills only with Photoshop or Gimp are very basic and… -
Re: Workflow Question
. SP can handle millions of polys just fine, the initial laoding and first time you bake stuff can ba a bit long though as we process the mesh into a more optimized format. 2. SP accepts pretty much any format out there, although FBX is preffered. So there isn't really a "right" tool to use along with SP 3. Texture sets… -
Re: Substance Painter normals to Marmoset- Fugly map.
A couple things: Firstly, it looks like you haven't triangulated your mesh before loading it into SP to bake, which means you're getting some errors where SP and TB2 triangulate differently. To fix this, triangulate your mesh in your 3D app and bake again. Secondly, if you're using a FBX file with explicit tangents and… -
Re: I love my photoshop brushes. How can I use them in to directly texture my meshes?
Well, PS is really crappy when it comes to texturing in 3D space. Last time I tried, it was slow, and clunky, probably because PS was primarily built with 2D workflow in mind, not 3D. Aside from Quixel, Substance Painter is the only option that you can come close to PS when painting directly on 3D objects. I'd say SP is… -
Re: What normal maps work seamless with SP1?
I have to get my end result to workd in Cryengine. The only method of getting a normal map bake to work seamlessly in Cryengine is by first creating a worldspace normalmap and then dragging it through a Cryengine tool to create a tangent space normal map for cryengine without seams. I'm not sure if the worlspace map HAS to… -
Re: Substance painter weird shadows and bad normal map bakes
I took a look at your files. I baked in SP with ray distance(frontal/rear) .02 *Note* I had to assign my smoothing group to the model as yours had no smoothing groups assigned. This is more than likely your issue as I presume you're using the UV splits to Smoothing groups workflow. If you use this workflow and don't split… -
Re: Final Fantasy 13: New Trailer
no, it's turn based. there's already info explaining the battle system. here is what I remember, at least: you are given a certain amount of 'sp' to do moves with every turn. you choose your actions from a list, each action a different amount of sp. once you run out of sp or pick everything you wanted to do you ok it and… -
Comeback to game assets, need help.
Hi polycounters! Im Jorge, a newbie on the world of 3D, I studied 3d career and started to work as modeler in a 3D Glasses company for few months. The thing is I have long time without modeling / texturing for games (I was modeling all the time highpoly glasses without textures) and im back now and i will be posting the…
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