Substance painter 2020 - The complete 3D Texturing course

Explore the Substance Painter 2020 interface, from the top painting tools and file menu to the layers, properties, and asset shelf for materials and textures.

Navigate the Substance Painter scene by orbiting, zooming, panning, and switching views; adjust environment maps and opacity to light scenes, and begin painting with materials and textures.

Explore fill layers in Substance Painter, adjusting color, roughness, and metallic values on a base model, and use masks, including black masks, to apply effects to specific areas.

Learn how to paint on masks in Substance Painter 2020, select the mask, see the orange running indicator, and use brush, eraser, and stencil tools to detail textures.

Master baking mesh maps in Substance Painter by configuring map outputs to 2k, enabling all maps, and applying metal and color textures to the model's edges.

Learn how to instantiate a smart material across multiple texture sets, copy it to the body and face, and see updates propagate across all instances.

Add color to wood textures by importing free materials from Substance Share, adjust blending to preserve existing layers, and paint a color layer above the base using masks and symmetry.

Duplicate a filter and switch the color to yellow, refine with masks, and apply histogram-led contrast; then create a yellow to red gradient for wood color.

learn to text the wheel area by creating a curved image in Photoshop, importing it into substance painter, masking with a stencil, and painting from an orthographic view without symmetry.

Create a base metal material in Substance Painter by layering paint over the base metal, then apply edge wear masks and control roughness for a realistic worn finish.

Master the wheel texturing workflow in Substance Painter 2020 by layering cotton textures, adjusting height and color, and refining dirt, dust, and grunge using masks, blending modes, and gradient filters.

Learn to add emission in Substance Painter by enabling the emissive channel, creating a green fill layer, applying it to selected areas, and adjusting color, roughness, and metallic.

Export textures from Substance Painter by configuring output directory, selecting file type and 16‑bit depth, and applying preset templates for diffuse, normal, metallic, and emissive maps.