Channel: CG Masters

Category: Education

Tags: pbrhow tomodelingnormal mapstexturingcyclestraining3d artgame texturesblendersubstance painter3dbeginnertexture paintingexporting texturesgame assettutorial3d modelingexplode bakingcglearntextureraytracingrenderinganimationanimatingtutorialscg masterscompositing

Description: In the 4th and final part of this step-by-step game asset series we'll be using Substance Painter to texture our combat knife. You can download the project files below including the final blend and substance files. Project Files: cgmasters.com/tutorials/knife_project_files.zip Final Knife Files: cgmasters.com/tutorials/knife_final.zip Cycles Node Setup Using Textures Exported from Substance Painter: cgmasters.com/tutorials/knife_substance_blender_node_setup.jpg And check out the other parts of the series here: Part 1 - High Poly Modeling in Blender youtube.com/watch?v=KcCXM5zCuc0 Part 2 - UV Unwrapping in Blender youtube.com/watch?v=mJooKRnXiLk Part 3 - Baking Normal Maps in Blender youtube.com/watch?v=Zohoy5ifr2I This tutorial starts off with exporting meshes from Blender to use in Substance Painter. Then we'll import the meshes into Substance and bake texture maps including automatically explode baking normal maps. Then we'll create masks for each part of the knife and then get down to texturing using all the insanely cool tools, materials, and mask generators Substance has to offer. It's especially never been easier to create awesome edge wear for metal surfaces. Once we're finished the knife we'll export the textures and then set it up for a render in its Iray renderer. HDRI in final blend file from hdrihaven.com