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Intro to Substance Painter - Creating Normal Maps
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Intro to Substance Painter - Creating Normal Maps

Creating Normal Maps for Hard Surface Objects
Created byDavid Bittorf
Last updated 9/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • How to Bake Maps
  • Use Mirroring
  • Radial Symmetry
  • Import Custom Text
  • Create Straight Lines
  • Use Stroke Spaceing
  • Filters
  • Exporting Maps

Course content

1 section12 lectures1h 41m total length
  • Introduction0:38
  • 001 Overview6:08
  • 002 Baking Maps9:55
  • 003 Substance Normal Intro12:01
  • 004 Normal Mapping Motor13:00
  • 005 Using Photoshop14:27
  • 006 Radial Symmetry7:39
  • 007 Stitching3:41
  • 008 Custom Text14:17
  • 009 Frame Start9:03
  • 010 Frame Finish7:39
  • 011 Exporting Maps3:15

Requirements

  • None

Description

Creating Normal Maps - Substance Painter Tutorial
[1hrs 41min] Project Files Included

This tutorial will walk you through how to create normal maps inside of Substance Painter. Learn how to Bake Maps, Use Mirroring, Radial Symmetry, Importing Custom Text, Masking, Creating Straight Lines, Using Stroke Spacing, Exporting Maps and more. By the end of the lesson you will have the skills necessary to create complex normal maps on your own hard surface models.

Files:
FBX, Maya (2020) files and Photoshop files.

Video Tutorials
There are 11 Video Tutorials averaging about 10 minutes per video. These can be viewed in order or feel free to jump into any lesson to just learn a specific technique.

This is part of the Creating Advanced Hard Surface Vehicles in Maya Series:
The series is designed to show the workflow from Modeling to Rendering and Lighting but any part can be viewed as a stand alone lesson. Other Lessons that will continue on what you learned here will included Modeling, UV Mapping, Creating Color IDs, Materials in Substance, and Rendering and Lighting. You will be provided the proper starting files to follow along.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner to Advanced Substance Painter Students